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| Instead of joining the bullpen, pitcher Mark Redman has been removed from the Rockies roster, and will decide if he wants to accept a demotion to the minor leagues, according to the Rocky Mountain News. |
Our View: Redman has been just plain awful and should not be near anyone's fantasy squad.
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| Mark Redman has been moved to the Rockies' bullpen, according to the Rocky Mountain News. He was moved so Kip Wells can return to the rotation, starting this Monday against the Dodgers. |
Our View: Redman has struggled as a starter, and holds no value as a reliever in standard leagues.
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| Mark Redman stay in the Rockies rotation is uncertain. The veteran left-hander was never in control of Sunday's 7-0 loss to the Mets. The big blow to Redman's start was a Carlos Beltran home run in the first inning that traveled an estimated 415 feet giving New York a 3-0 lead. |
Our View: With Kip Wells and possibly Jason Hirsh expected to join the Roks rotation in the second half, Redman will be released or sent back to Triple-A.
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| Right-handed pitcher Mark Redman has been recalled from Triple-A Colorado Springs, according to the AP. He will fill the roster spot for Jeff Francis, who landed on the 15-day DL. |
Our View: Redman lost his job in the rotation earlier in the season, as he went 2-3 with a 7.84 ERA and 1.71 WHIP over six starts. He is not worth fantasy consideration.
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| The Colorado Rockies have announced their decision to send LHP Mark Redman to the bullpen, according to MLB.com. |
Our View: Redman has struggled in recent starts and the team feels he would be best served as a middle reliever. Manager Clint Hurdle has not announced his plans for Redman's next scheduled start on Sunday. The team is believed to be working on a trade to add a potential starter, but a failure to do so is likely to result in minor league call-up. At this time, Triple-A Colorado Springs pitcher Greg Reynolds seems likely to get the call. We will update as news becomes available.
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| Mark Redman improved to 2-1 on the season thanks to limiting the Padres to two runs over five innings. Redman only struck out two batters, but he also allowed only three hits. |
Our View: Redman is nothing more than a staff filler in an NL Only league, and a merely average one of those as a matter of fact. He doesn't miss enough bats to be considered a safe start in almost any situation, even with his solid outing tonight.
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| Mark Redman is ready for action again, according to the Denver Post. He threw a 50-pitch bullpen session on Sunday, and is set to start on Wednesday against San Diego. His bruised left foot is no longer a problem, but he is dealing with plantar fasciitis in his left heel. He noted, "I let it loose and it felt good. I look forward to pitching in Petco Park. It's a great pitcher's park."
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Our View: Redman is 1-1 with a 5.06 ERA so far this season.
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| Mark Redman will be able to start on Wednesday against the Padres, MLB.com confirms. The southpaw tested his bruised left foot in a bullpen session on Sunday. |
Our View: It might be a good time to start your Padres hitters.
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| The Rockies team website reports that veteran left-hander Mark Redman will start the Colorado home opener April 4 against the Arizona Diamondbacks. Redman was chosen over Josh Towwers and Jason Hirsh. Left-hander Franklin Morales will fill the fifth spot. Redman, has struggled to keep a rotation slot in pitcher-friendly venues over the last two seasons, Coors Field is not an arena fantasy owners want to depend on Redman. |
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| Mark Redman got lit up by the Rangers on Saturday as he surrendered seven runs on 11 hits over 4.2 innings of work. Redman was in contention for the number five rotation spot, but likely lost ground with today's performance. |
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| Mark Redman tossed three scoreless innings Sunday, not allowing a single hit while striking out five. The lefty pitched two scoreless innings in his first outing this spring. Redman entered camp as one of the favorites for the No. 5 spot in the Rockies rotation, and his performance so far this spring has done nothing but help him. |
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| Mark Redman and Franklin Morales appear to have an edge in the competition for the No. 5 spot in the rotation for the Rox, according to the Rocky Mountain News. This is based on the fact that Kip Wells is capable out of the bullpen and Josh Towers can start the year at Triple-A. Redman pitched well for Colorado late last year but had a lackluster 2007 campaign overall. He's not an option in fantasy even if he wins a starting spot. |
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| Mark Redman signed a one-year contract with the Rockies Wednesday. Terms were not disclosed. Redman will either work out of the bullpen or compete with Jason Hirsh for the last spot in the rotation. |
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| Mark Redman will start the second game of Tuesday's doubleheader against the Dodgers. The lefty earned the start with five scoreless relief innings Wednesday, according to the Denver Post. |
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| The Rockies have signed Mark Redman to a minor league contract, according to the Rocky Mountain News. He pitched for Double-A Tulsa on Monday, allowing five runs in five innings. "This is something the minor league people did and made us aware of," manager Clint Hurdle said. It doesn't look like the Rockies are counting on Redman to make any sort of contribution this year, and fantasy owners shouldn't, either. |
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| The Rangers signed Mark Redman on Monday and sent him to Triple-A Oklahoma. He was cut by the Braves last week. Assuming Redman pitches well in the minors, he'll likely work his way into the Rangers rotation at some point. |
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| The Braves gave Mark Redman his unconditional release on Tuesday. Redman, who just returned from the DL last week, posted an ERA of 11.63 in six games (five starts) for the Braves this year, according to the AP. He signed with the Braves over the offseason after the loss of Mike Hampton. |
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| After Thursday's game, the Braves activated Mark Redman from the disabled list, according to the AP. He had been sidelined by an ingrown toenail on his left big toe. He'll get the call on Saturday if John Smoltz isn't able to make his scheduled start due his dislocated finger. After that it remains to be seen whether he will work out of the bullpen or rotation. |
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| Mark Redman was placed on the 15-day disabled list Wednesday due to an ingrown nail on his big left toe, the Atlanta Journal-Constitution reports. He was expected to have outpatient surgery Wednesday or Thursday. Reliever Oscar Villarreal and prospect Dan Smith are possibilities to start for the Braves when Redman's next turn comes up Tuesday. |
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| Mark Redman could be the odd man out of the rotation when Lance Cormier is ready to come back, the Atlanta Journal-Constitution rep]orts. After Kyle Davies had a strong outing against the Mets Sunday, Bobby Cox said Davies would get plenty more starts if he keeps pitching so well. |
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| Mark Redman made his debut with the Braves Saturday, allowing three hits and one run over three innings. Redman, who didn't walk anyone and struck out two, has an excellent chance to start the year in the Atlanta rotation with Mike Hampton out up to two months. |
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| The Braves signed Mark Redman to a minor league contract, according to ESPN.com. Redman will join the team in time to make a start on Saturday. With Mike Hampton out for at up to two months, Redman has a good shot to make the Atlanta rotation. |
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| The Royals won't offer arbitration to Mark Redman before Friday's deadline, according to the San Jose Mercury News. "There is no reason to do it," general manager Dayton Moore said, "because there's no compensation attached to him. And with the new rules, we can sign him at any time." Under the old rules, the Royals would have received a compensatory draft pick if they offered him arbitration and he signed elsewhere. |
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| Mark Redman was hammered in his start Saturday against Detroit, retiring just one of the 10 batters he faced in the first inning. He wound up allowing nine earned runs, kicking his ERA up to 5.83. "I was too strong out there," Redman told the AP. "When I am strong, the ball stays flat." Redman was working with an extra day of rest as the Royals had two off days earlier in the week.
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| Mark Redman credits a new cut fastball for his last two starts, where he's allowed just one run and nine hits over 16 innings, the Kansas City Star reports. "You learn a new pitch, and you don’t want the season to end," Redman said. The 32-year-old lefty will be a free agent after the season. |
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| The Kansas City Star reports that several teams are interested in Mark Redman. The Yankees, Blue Jays and Rangers have reportedly expressed interest in the lefty. Redman will be a free agent at the end of the year, and he's due roughly $1.6 million over the next two months. |
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