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Wish MLBEI would cary Sox games on WCIU. 2nd time this week have have to watch opposing teams feed. Sox get 1 in first off Darvish.
Twins get back on the horse and pound on the Indians 11-zip
That was a nice win, but it sucks being irrelevant for the second consecutive year.
Liriano to the Chisox
Minneapolis, MN (Northland's NewsCenter) --- Francisco Liriano will be staying in the American League Central, that after the Minnesota Twins dealt the left-hander to Chicago in exchnage for Eduardo Escobar and Pedro Hernandez.
The 28-year-old Liriano posted a 5.31 earned run average this season with 109 strikeouts and 55 walks, that including being demoted to bullpen duty earlier this season.
Minneapolis, MN (Northland's NewsCenter) --- Francisco Liriano will be staying in the American League Central, that after the Minnesota Twins dealt the left-hander to Chicago in exchnage for Eduardo Escobar and Pedro Hernandez.
The 28-year-old Liriano posted a 5.31 earned run average this season with 109 strikeouts and 55 walks, that including being demoted to bullpen duty earlier this season.
White Sox acquire Francisco Liriano from Twins | twinsbaseball.com: News
MINNEAPOLIS -- Francisco Liriano will be staying in the American League Central.
The Twins traded the left-hander to the division rival White Sox on Saturday night for infielder Eduardo Escobar and left-hander Pedro Hernandez. It's just the seventh time the two clubs have completed a trade and the first time since 1986.
"It was getting close to the deadline, and we're trying to make a good baseball trade," Twins general manager Terry Ryan said. "We certainly were looking for a possible trade with Frankie. I do want to mention that this guy is one of the best guys we've got in that clubhouse. He's a good teammate. He's a good worker, and I decided the timing, I'm going to make this move. I'm not thrilled with trading him within the division, obviously. You know where we are in the standings."
Liriano, who was scheduled to start against the Indians on Sunday, will instead be joining Chicago's rotation. Left-hander Brian Duensing will make a spot start in his place.
Liriano is scheduled to remain in Minnesota, as the Twins host the White Sox in a three-game series starting Monday at Target Field. Liriano is expected to make his first start with Chicago against his former team sometime next week
MINNEAPOLIS -- Francisco Liriano will be staying in the American League Central.
The Twins traded the left-hander to the division rival White Sox on Saturday night for infielder Eduardo Escobar and left-hander Pedro Hernandez. It's just the seventh time the two clubs have completed a trade and the first time since 1986.
"It was getting close to the deadline, and we're trying to make a good baseball trade," Twins general manager Terry Ryan said. "We certainly were looking for a possible trade with Frankie. I do want to mention that this guy is one of the best guys we've got in that clubhouse. He's a good teammate. He's a good worker, and I decided the timing, I'm going to make this move. I'm not thrilled with trading him within the division, obviously. You know where we are in the standings."
Liriano, who was scheduled to start against the Indians on Sunday, will instead be joining Chicago's rotation. Left-hander Brian Duensing will make a spot start in his place.
Liriano is scheduled to remain in Minnesota, as the Twins host the White Sox in a three-game series starting Monday at Target Field. Liriano is expected to make his first start with Chicago against his former team sometime next week
Gotta hope that Cooper can fix what's been wrong with him and he has a productive 2 months. Didn't give up a lot for him, but right now, we don't have a backup ss.
Just got back and see noticed that Peralta hit 2 HRs and Fister got another victory. Go Tigers!
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