The Fort Worth Cats have announced that outfielder, Seth Fortenberry, will no long be suiting up for the AAIPB, but for the Florida Marlins instead. Fortenberry has a batting average of .354 with a round-tripper and nine RBI in the last 13 games with the Cats.
My opinion? It is always awesome to see a player from the AAIPB make it to the big leagues or their minor league affiliates, but I think there are a few more players that could have been called up before Fortenberry. Just take a look at some of the Pheasants players, including Trevor Lawhorn and Brandon Sing; last night Lawhorn homered for the second consecutive game (he had two homers the night before in the Pheasants' 8-7 loss) and would finish 3-5 with 3 RBI for the night. Brandon Sing got a Grand Slam in the bottom of the 8th, he went 3-4 with 6 RBI. And these are just a few of the players that are doing so well in the American Association! Man, that's awful good for a farm system!
Friday, June 4, 2010
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