Burke Re-Called, Stark Re-DFA'd, Tyler Johnson Released
by Matthew on Jun 7, 2009 12:09 PM PDT
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Danny O'Neil has the 411
Catcher Jamie Burke has been selected from Class Triple A Tacoma and will be starting on Sunday as Rob Johnson's in-step is injured. It's not serious enough to put him on the disabled list, but he might not be ready until the end of the upcoming series with Baltimore.
I don't know, Wak, you might want to 60-day him to be sure. Don't want to rush injuries like this. I hurt my in-step once and I know that I was unable to play baseball at a professional level for a long time afterward.
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I missed this yesterday, but Tyler Johnson was released. Ryan Divish with the write up:
The Mariners had hoped Johnson could be their lefty specialist in the bullpen, but he never could quite get the command and location needed to be successful.
There goes that.
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So we now have three catchers on the 25 man and not one is Clement.
I was at Shea for the Felix-Slam!
Personal M's record: 5-4.
So we're trading him to the White Sox?
...and now I'm here
Woooooo Clement!
You got slurved!
Free Tommy Hanson! [FREED]! Free Jeff Clement! Free Michael Saunders!
Jeff Clement?
I was at Shea for the Felix-Slam!
Personal M's record: 5-4.
by EnglishMariner on Jun 7, 2009 12:40 PM PDT up reply actions
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