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Can’t Nashville just take the supposed mlb team instead. Basically aaa talent being paid mlb salaries.

60 game season. Probably the only way they don't lose 100 in 2020. This roster is garbage. 90% minor league filler.

What garbage. This isn't the ball in glove logo, it some generic, Kirkland brand version. Pathetic they are trying to push this off on the gullible

Wow! This should get the parade committee working overtime planning for next November. A starting rotation with a silver and a bunch of participation trophies.

Good. Guy is a cheater that should have been thrown out of the league years ago.

They’re toast. Have been since May. Season was lost back in December-March when the FO failed to adequately staff the roster with MLB quality starting pitching. September will be how far can they climb in the 2020 draft order.

Juan Chourio signed with Milwaukee. 16 year old (4/22/2002) RHP from Venezuela. 6'-2', 185.

Additional signings Two 17 year olds from China Jian Yi - RHP YongKang Kou - 3B 16 year old from Venezuela Jesus Parra

$80,000. July 2nd signing, 2017

1) Brinson 2) Hader 3) Woodruff 4) Dubon 5) Hiura 6) I. Diaz 7) F. Peralta 8) Phillips 9) Ortiz 10) Erceg 11) Ray 12) Burnes 13) T. Williams 14) M. Harrison 15) Lutz 16) Diplan 17) Herrera 18) Lemons 19) Gatewood 20) Bickford 21) Ernesto 22) Pennington 23) N. Ramirez 24) Stokes 25) J. Lopez 26) KJ Harrison 27) Lemons 28) C. Rodriguez 29) Ward 30) E. Martinez

1 Sabathia 2 Sheets 3 Higuera 4 Caldwell 5 Grienke 6 Gallardo 7 Colborn 8 Bosio 9 Vuckovich 10 Sorenson 11 Haas 12 Slaton

Just flush that [deleted]. Doesn't deserve to be back. Bud made a huge mistake not banning him for life. Melvin is being equally stupid by keeping him on the roster. What a joke having that [deleted] as the face of the franchise. There's no redeeming that [deleted] Cleaned up by moderator. Use more family friendly language next time.

What an incredibly obnoxious decision. Hopefully none of the stadiums take this recommendation. It's almost like they try to find ways to piss off the fans that want to spend their $$. A giant middle finger to them. Well, screw that.

The Brewers need to find a sucker GM to take this pile of dung off their roster. The team will be a joke as long as he's with them. Both need a fresh start. Maybe dump him in Miami so he doesn't have so far to go to find his new drug connection.

Stars Victorious in 2013 Regular Season Finale By Alex Cohen / MILB.com To wrap up their five-game series at Joe Davis Stadium and 2013 regular season, the Huntsville Stars beat the Jackson Generals by a score of 4-3 on Sunday. For Huntsville, they began the trek to their third straight victory facing an early deficit. Against starting pitcher Brooks Hall, a RBI single by Generals catcher John Hicks in the second inning and a sac fly from outfielder Denny Almonte in the fourth inning put the Stars in a 2-0 hole. Hall ultimately ended up taking a no-decision after giving up those two runs on five hits in five innings of work. The Stars were able to free Hall from a decision and a snag the win in the rubbermatch of this five-game set starting in the fifth inning with one swing of the bat. Against Generals starting pitcher Cam Hobson, third basemen Mike Walker crushed a solo homer over the center-field wall to cut the Stars deficit to one. In the sixth inning, Huntsville got another dinger from a likely source to go ahead for good. With a runner on first and one out, outfielder Brock Kjeldgaard hit a two-run blast for his third homer on the series to give the Stars a 3-2 advantage. Kjeldgaard not only finishes the regular season with a league-leading 24 homers, but that total is also the high mark among Brewers minor leaguers. After the offense scored another run in the seventh on a wild pitch, the Stars bullpen sealed the victory. Righty Frankie De La Cruz improved to 2-4 on the year with an inning of scoreless relief while Kevin Shackelford notched his sixth save of the season after giving up one run on two hits in two innings of work. Reliever Casey Medlen also tossed a scoreless inning. With the victory, the Stars capped off the 2013 season with three straight wins and a series-victory against the Generals. Overall, Huntsville finished with a 59-79 record on the season and ended up the second half with a 30-40 mark. Along with Kjeldgaard leading the league in homer, first basemen Jason Rogers topped the Southern League in runs batted in with 87 and was among the top-10 in the league in hits, total bases, extra-base hits, runs scored and doubles. The Stars will begin their 2014 season on April 3rd at Bragan Field against the Jacksonville Suns and will return to Huntsville for their home opener on April 9th against the Pensacola Blue Wahoos.