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Especially at $13M/per.buckeyemania11;2070494; said:no thanks to Beltran, we have enough injury prone players as it is
moreCLEVELAND, Ohio -- The Indians continue to add arms for the bullpen. The club announced Tuesday that righthander Robinson Tejeda has signed a minor league contact and received a non-roster invitation to Major League spring training.
Tejeda, 29, has a 23-27 career mark in the Major Leagues with a 4.42 ERA in 186 games, including 53 starts over seven seasons with Philadelphia, Texas and Kansas City. In the last four seasons with Kansas City, he had a combined ERA of 3.57 in 123 games and his .167 (43-257, 4HR) average against in 2009 was the third lowest total in baseball among pitchers with at least 70 innings pitched. He had held right-handed batters to average of .221 in his career.
CLEVELAND —
The Cleveland Indians have signed free agent left-hander Chris Seddon to a minor league contract.
Seddon will be in training camp with the Indians, who feel the 28-year-old can give their staff some added depth. Seddon, who has been a starter and reliever in the minors, is 93-88 in 266 career minor league games — 250 starts — since he was drafted by Tampa Bay in 2001.
He pitched out of the bullpen for Seattle in 2010, going 1-0 with a 5.64 ERA in 14 appearances. He spent all last season at Triple-A Tacoma, where he went 9-7 with a 6.27 ERA in 25 starts.
Seddon has also pitched for the Rays and Florida Marlins.
Same shit, different year.BuckeyeMac;2085733; said:Jesus 16 decisions with a 6.27 ERA? What the hell Cleveland??
LitlBuck;2085744; said:Someone please tell the Indians front office that we have enough pictures for Columbus, Akron, and the rest of the minor-league teams so they can quit signing them. Tell them to look for a right-handed power hitter or even just a right-handed hitter.