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C’s Chat – Matt Shannon
2017 Vancouver Canadians and 2018 Lansing Lugnuts pitcher Matt Shannon is the man of the moment in this episode of C’s Chat. Continue reading
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Tagged Angelo State University Rams, Antonio Caceres, Baseball America, Boise Hawks, Christian Williams, Dante De Caria, Dany Jimenez, Eugene Emeralds, Evan Gattis, Gerald Turner, Jesse Goldberg-Strassler, Jim Lawler, Justin Maese, Kacy Clemens, Kyle Weatherly, Lansing Lugnuts, Matt Shannon, Nate Pearson, Roger Clemens, Spokane Indians, Travis Lawler, Turtle Thomas
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C’s Alumni Update – Ah Well! Dawel Lugo’s MLB Debut Will Have To Wait
The major league debut for 2013 Vancouver Canadians shortstop Dawel Lugo has been put on hold. The 23 year-old from Baní, Perava in the Dominican Republic was called up by the Detroit Tigers at the beginning of the week. He was summoned from Triple-A Toledo after third baseman Jeimer Candelario went on the 10-day disabled list with a wrist injury. Continue reading
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Tagged Baseball America, Carlos Ramirez, Chase De Jong, Dalton Pompey, Daniel Norris, Dawel Lugo, Detroit Tigers, Dwight Smith Jr., Franklin Barreto, Ian Parmley, J.D. Martinez, Jairo Labourt, Jeimer Candelario, Kevin Smith, Marcus Stroman, Matt Dermody, Miguel Castro, Richard Urena, Roberto Osuna, Sean Reid-Foley, Taylor Cole, Tim Locastro, Tim Mayza, Toledo Mud Hens
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C’s Alumni Update – Pearson, Warmoth & Adams To Begin 2018 In Dunedin
Nate Pearson will need to stay hydrated in 2018 as he will be pitching in Dunedin to begin the season. The three 2017 Vancouver Canadians rated among the Top 20 prospects in the Toronto Blue Jays system by Baseball America … Continue reading
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Tagged Andrew Case, Andrew Guillotte, Andy Fermin, Baseball America, Bobby Eveld, Brody Rodning, Buffalo Bisons, Cam O'Brien, Carlos Ramirez, Cavan Biggio, Chris Hall, Connor Panas, Conor Fisk, D.J. Davis, Danny Young, Dany Jimenez, Dave Pano, Donnie Sellers, Dunedin Blue Jays, Dwight Smith Jr., Francisco Rios, Francisco Rodriguez, Graham Spraker, Gunnar Heidt, Ian Parmley, Jackson McClelland, Jason Leblebijian, John Schneider, Jon Berti, Jon Harris, Jonathan Davis, Jose Fernandez, Josh DeGraaf, Josh Palacios, Juan Kelly, Juliandry Higuera, Justin Dillon, Justin Shafer, Kyle Weatherly, Lansing Lugnuts, Logan Warmoth, Matt Dermody, Max Pentecost, Michael De La Cruz, Miguel Burgos, Nash Knight, Nate Pearson, New Hampshire Fisher Cats, Nick Hartman, Orlando Pascual, Patrick Murphy, Richard Urena, Riley Adams, Rodrigo Orozco, Roemon Fields, Rowdy Tellez, Ryan Borucki, Sean Reid-Foley, Shane Dawson, T.J. Zeuch, Tayler Saucedo, Tim Mayza, Tom Robson, Travis Bergen, William Ouellette, Yeltsin Gudino, Zach Jackson, Zach Logue
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C’s Recap – Pearson, Warmoth, Adams & Vicuna Among 2018 Top 30 Toronto Blue Jays Prospects By Baseball America
Four members of the 2017 Northwest League champion Vancouver Canadians earned spots among the top 30 Toronto Blue Jays prospects according to Baseball America. Continue reading
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Tagged Anthony Alford, Baseball America, Baseball America Prospect Handbook, Batter's Box, Bluefield Blue Jays, Bo Bichette, Carlos Ramirez, Conner Greene, Danny Jansen, Dominican Summer League Blue Jays, Edward Olivares, Eric Pardinho, Gulf Coast League Blue Jays, Hagen Danner, Harold Ramirez, John Northey, Jon Harris, Jordan Romano, Kevin Smith, Kevin Vicuna, Leonardo Jimenez, Logan Warmoth, Lourdes Gourriel Jr., McGregory Contreras, Miguel Hiraldo, Nate Pearson, Reese McGuire, Richard Urena, Riley Adams, Rowdy Tellez, Ryan Borucki, Ryan Noda, Sean Reid-Foley, T.J. Zeuch, Vladimir Guerrero Jr., Yennsy Diaz
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C’s Chat – Cullen Large
The Toronto Blue Jays’ fifth-round pick of the 2017 draft is the latest player to stop by in this edition of C’s Chat. Second baseman Cullen Large was taken by Toronto after playing at the College of William & Mary in Williamsburg, Virginia where he hit .323 over his three-year career in his home state. Continue reading