07-24-2020, 06:22 PM
Is there a list of Stanford alums playing in the big leagues?
Quote:Here's a list of Stanford alumni on MLB rosters (*Hoerner did officially make the roster announced today; the article was published yesterday):
Quote:Alex Blandino will be in the infield for the Cincinnati Reds
Jason Castro will be behind home plate for the Los Angeles Angels
Tommy Edman will be on the field for the St. Louis Cardinals
Nico Hoerner should be at shortstop for the Chicago Cubs
Jed Lowrie will once again be in the infield with the New York Mets
Stephen Piscotty will take the outfield for the Oakland Athletics
Cal Quantrill should take the mound for the San Diego Padres
Austin Slater will be in the outfield for the San Francisco Giants
And, of course, Drew Jackson will be in the Los Angeles Dodgers organization
https://www.ruleoftree.com/2020/7/22/213...n-piscotty
Quote:Here's a list of Stanford alumni on MLB rosters (*Hoerner did officially make the roster announced today; the article was published yesterday):
Quote:Alex Blandino will be in the infield for the Cincinnati Reds
Jason Castro will be behind home plate for the Los Angeles Angels
Tommy Edman will be on the field for the St. Louis Cardinals
Nico Hoerner should be at shortstop for the Chicago Cubs
Jed Lowrie will once again be in the infield with the New York Mets
Stephen Piscotty will take the outfield for the Oakland Athletics
Cal Quantrill should take the mound for the San Diego Padres
Austin Slater will be in the outfield for the San Francisco Giants
And, of course, Drew Jackson will be in the Los Angeles Dodgers organization
https://www.ruleoftree.com/2020/7/22/213...n-piscotty
(07-24-2020, 06:29 PM)JJJ Wrote:Quote:Here's a list of Stanford alumni on MLB rosters (*Hoerner did officially make the roster announced today; the article was published yesterday):
Quote:Alex Blandino will be in the infield for the Cincinnati Reds
Jason Castro will be behind home plate for the Los Angeles Angels
Tommy Edman will be on the field for the St. Louis Cardinals
Nico Hoerner should be at shortstop for the Chicago Cubs
Jed Lowrie will once again be in the infield with the New York Mets
Stephen Piscotty will take the outfield for the Oakland Athletics
Cal Quantrill should take the mound for the San Diego Padres
Austin Slater will be in the outfield for the San Francisco Giants
And, of course, Drew Jackson will be in the Los Angeles Dodgers organization
https://www.ruleoftree.com/2020/7/22/213...n-piscotty
https://thecardboard.org/board/showthrea...#pid286716
(07-24-2020, 06:29 PM)JJJ Wrote:Quote:Here's a list of Stanford alumni on MLB rosters (*Hoerner did officially make the roster announced today; the article was published yesterday):
Quote:Alex Blandino will be in the infield for the Cincinnati Reds
Jason Castro will be behind home plate for the Los Angeles Angels
Tommy Edman will be on the field for the St. Louis Cardinals
Nico Hoerner should be at shortstop for the Chicago Cubs
Jed Lowrie will once again be in the infield with the New York Mets
Stephen Piscotty will take the outfield for the Oakland Athletics
Cal Quantrill should take the mound for the San Diego Padres
Austin Slater will be in the outfield for the San Francisco Giants
And, of course, Drew Jackson will be in the Los Angeles Dodgers organization
https://www.ruleoftree.com/2020/7/22/213...n-piscotty
https://thecardboard.org/board/showthrea...#pid286716
Quote:Looking back on the signing now, it seems like one of the worst in recent team history. Lowrie’s season was disrupted due to a myriad of injuries, including, but not limited to, a strained left knee capsule, hamstring strain, and calf strain. This situation led to an amazing quote from Van Wagenen that will go down in the annals of all-time injury updates:
“I’m not going to get into any more details beyond the fact that his left side needs to be working in concert with each other,” Van Wagenen said. “The knee to the hamstring, we want to make sure that the kinetic chain is working together and that his posture and his functionality is working.”
Quote:Looking back on the signing now, it seems like one of the worst in recent team history. Lowrie’s season was disrupted due to a myriad of injuries, including, but not limited to, a strained left knee capsule, hamstring strain, and calf strain. This situation led to an amazing quote from Van Wagenen that will go down in the annals of all-time injury updates:
“I’m not going to get into any more details beyond the fact that his left side needs to be working in concert with each other,” Van Wagenen said. “The knee to the hamstring, we want to make sure that the kinetic chain is working together and that his posture and his functionality is working.”