Lots of roster moves to begin second half
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June 22, 2012
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As expected, the Indians made made several roster moves today throughout their minor league system. With the start of the second half for the full season Single-A teams and the start of short season leagues, this is usually a time where there is a lot of movement. With that in mind, I felt it best to recap all of today's activity below:
To Double-A Akron: Right-handed pitcher Tyler Sturdevant and designated hitter Jeremie Tice transferred from High-A Carolina to Akron.
To High-A Carolina: Right-handed pitchers Cole Cook and Grant Sides transferred from Low-A Lake County to Carolina.
To Low-A Lake County: Left-handed pitcher Kyle Petter transferred from High-A Carolina to Lake County. Second baseman Jose Ramirez transferred from short season Single-A Mahoning Valley to Lake County. Catcher Patric Tolentino and outfielder Jordan Casas both activated on Lake County roster.
To short season Single-A Mahoning Valley: Infielder Robel Garcia transferred from Low-A Lake County to Mahoning Valley. Infielder Joe Sever expected to be activated today (not official yet).
To rookie level Arizona: Right-handed pitcher Nick Pasquale transferred from short season Single-A Mahoning Valley to Arizona.
Other transactions: Right-handed pitcher Toru Murata placed on Double-A Akron disabled list on June 19th with a left calf strain. … Infielder Nick Bartolone placed on Low-A Lake County disabled list on June 19th with a right ankle sprain. … First baseman Beau Mills traded to Cincinnati for cash on June 21st. … Outfielder Ben Copeland released from Double-A Akron.
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Great comments I totally agree, and actually he is now a Vice-President! Ridiculous, the "Good ol boy" network going on. This is why we have been to the playoffs 1 time under Shappy in 10+ years despite being in what is considered annually a mediocre division