The Tribe today dealt relief pitcher Ed Mujica to the San Diego Padres for a player to be named or cash. Mujica did not pitch well for the Indians in 3 plus seasons, so a change in scenery may be the best for him. Ed compiled a career 6.04 ERA for Cleveland in 53 career games. Unfortunately for the fans in the left field bleachers, they will be going home with less souvenirs on game day. Also, Korean pitcher Jae Kuk Rye was sent back to the Padres due to a preexisting condition, so his waiver claim was voided by MLB. So I guess San Diego pulled in a big day pitching wise. The Padres are in deep trouble.
Showing posts with label Jae Kuk Ryu. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Jae Kuk Ryu. Show all posts
Wednesday, April 1, 2009
Ed Mujica traded to Padres, Ryu sent back too.
The Tribe today dealt relief pitcher Ed Mujica to the San Diego Padres for a player to be named or cash. Mujica did not pitch well for the Indians in 3 plus seasons, so a change in scenery may be the best for him. Ed compiled a career 6.04 ERA for Cleveland in 53 career games. Unfortunately for the fans in the left field bleachers, they will be going home with less souvenirs on game day. Also, Korean pitcher Jae Kuk Rye was sent back to the Padres due to a preexisting condition, so his waiver claim was voided by MLB. So I guess San Diego pulled in a big day pitching wise. The Padres are in deep trouble.
Thursday, March 26, 2009
Tribe Claims Reliever Jae Kuk Ryu
In a move to add some depth to the bullpen, the Indians claimed Korean right hander Jae Kuk Ryu off of waivers from the San Diego Padres. Ryu was pretty bad in Cactus league play, posting an ERA above 10. To make room, the club placed Jake Westbrook on the 60 day disabled list. The 25 year old Ryu will be added to the ever growing list of relievers down in Columbus. It seems that the last spot in the bullpen may not be decided until early next week, which will be interesting to see which way Shapiro and Co. go with their decision. Stick with Ed Mujica who has been awful but is out of options? Go with Vinnie Chulk or Matt Herges due to their experience? Pick Zach Jackson because of his inning flexibility? The answer is coming soon.
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)