Red Sox sign 7 FA's

[stocker323]

Red Sox signed the following free agents to Minor League deals

 

OF George Lombard

OF Dave Berg

3B Tim Hummel

1B Shawn Wooten

RP Scott Cassidy

RP Jack Cressend

SP Jeremi Gonzalez

 

All these guys probably won't be on the Red Sox roster unless there are a monumental amount of injuries but it's worth noting.

[yagmaster]

Red Sox signed the following free agents to Minor League deals

 

OF George Lombard

OF Dave Berg

3B Tim Hummel

1B Shawn Wooten

RP Scott Cassidy

RP Jack Cressend

SP Jeremi Gonzalez

 

All these guys probably won't be on the Red Sox roster unless there are a monumental amount of injuries but it's worth noting.

 

I've heard of all of them, so it can't be that bad. Jeremi Gonzalez and Shawn Wooten are the best of the bunch, they could turn it around and add to our team.

[Sox fan in Tex]

I tried to look some of these guys numbers up so here is goes....

 

George Lombard's numbers from Pawtucket:

Games: 55, At Bats: 192, Runs: 38, Hits: 53, RBIs: 23, SO/BB: 33/20, BA: .276, OBP: .371, SLG: .396

 

 

Dave Berg's numbers from 2004 (pretty sure he was with Toronto):

Games: 58, At Bats: 154, Runs: 13, Hits: 39, RBIs: 23, SO/BB: 27/4, BA: .253, OBP: .278, SLG: .338

 

 

Tim Hummel's 2004 numbers from Triple-A Louisville (CIN):

Games: 56, At Bats: 110, Runs: 10, Hits: 24, RBIs: 7, SO/BB: 17/8, BA: .218, OBP: .281, SLG: 282

 

 

Shawn Wooten's numbers from the Phillies Organization:

Games: 33, At Bats: 53, Runs: 2, Hits: 9, RBIs: 2, SO/BB: 9/2, BA: .170, OBP: .228, SLG: .226

 

 

Scott Cassidy's numbers from 2002 (the last time he pitched in which I could find) in Toronto:

Games: 58, Wins: 1, Losses: 4, ERA: 5.73, IP: 66.0, Hits: 52, HRs: 12, Earned Runs: 42, K: 48

 

 

Jack Cressend's numbers from CLE in 2004:

Games: 11, Wins: 0, Losses: 1, ERA: 6.32, IP: 15.2, Hits: 22, HRs: 4, Earned Runs: 11, K: 8

 

 

Jeremi Gonzalez's numbers from 2004 in Tampa Bay:

Games: 11, Wins: 0, Losses: 5, ERA: 6.97, IP: 50.1, Hits: 72, HRs: 9, K/9: 3.93, BAA: .346

 

 

Hope some of that stuff helps you guys out on what kind of players these guys are.

[BigPapiEnFuego]

 

 

 

Dave Berg's numbers from 2004 (pretty sure he was with Toronto):

Games: 58, At Bats: 154, Runs: 13, Hits: 39, RBIs: 23, SO/BB: 27/4, BA: .253, OBP: .278, SLG: .338

 

 

 

 

Holy damn, that is a horrible ratio

[Boogie]

Shawn Wooten is not a bad hitter.

[DOrtiz4prez]

Holy damn, that is a horrible ratio

 

Reminds me of someone I know cough cough Bellhorn cough cough

[BigPapiEnFuego]

lol, i sort of wish there was a different 2B. I used to hate Bellhorn but he grew on me. Still too many strikeouts. Should of traded for Vidro IMO, and i also like the way it went last year with Mueller at 2nd and YOuk at 3rd. that was awesome.