Monthly Archives: May 2009

Ross McCoy, OF, Rockford (FL), is off to a flying start, hitting .361 in the team’s first nine games. McCoy leads the team in extra base hits with eight and RBIs with ten. McCoy played in the NYSL in 2007.

Zach Staniewicz, RHP, Alexandria (CBL), got his first save of the season as the Aces outlasted the Bay Area Toros in 11 innings. The Aces scored twice in the top of the eleventh and Stanny came on to record a … Continue reading →

Dave Whigham, RHP, El Paso (AA), pitched 6.2 innings, giving up seven hits and three earned runs for the Diablos last night. Although striking out seven and walking three, Whigham was not involved in the decision. The Diablos did manage to … Continue reading →

Ryan Crespi, OF, Sussex (Can-Am), had a second big night, going two for four with two RBIs, as the Skyhawks beat the Brockton Rox 11-3. In his first two games Crespi is now hitting .500.

Justin Young, RHP, Wichita (AA), has a 1.50 ERA in four relief appearances. Opponents are batting just .158 against him. The Wingnuts lead the AA with an 11-2 record. Young pitched in the NYSL in 2007

Matt Mazurek, OF, Rockford (FL), who began the season on the disabled list as he recovered from surgery to repair a torn ligament in his right wrist, has been activated. Mazurek, who played with Riverhawks last year, hit .270 and … Continue reading →

The Can-Am season got underway last night and Ryan Crespi, OF, Sussex, helped the defending champs start the campaign on the right foot. Crespi went two for four with an RBI as Sussex topped Brockton 6-1. Crespi played in the … Continue reading →

Andrew Wong, 3B, Amarillo (ULB), has been resigned by the team he played for last year. In 82 games Wong hit .282 for the Dillas who won the ULB championship. Wong played in the NYSL in 2007.

Grant Ledbetter, RHP, Edmonton (GBL), has now pitched 5.1 innings in relief without giving up an earned run. Ledbetter pitched in the NYSL in 2008.

Eric Gagne, RHP, has signed with Quebec (Can-Am). The 2003 NL Cy Young Award winner has 187 career MLB saves. Gagne, who broke in with the LA Dodgers in 1999, is now 33 years old. This is a homecoming for … Continue reading →