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| Aaron Fultz has been released by the Reds, according to the Cincinnati Enquirer. |
Our View: The 35-year-old vet would not have held much fantasy value if he hung on to make the Reds as a middle reliever.
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| Reliever Aaron Fultz has signed a minor league deal with the Reds, according to MLB.com. The southpaw did not appear in the majors last season. |
Our View: Fultz was a quality lefty reliever in 2005 and 2007, but he'll face an uphill battle to beat out either Arthur Rhodes or Bill Bray for a gig in Cincinnati.
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| After being demoted and then released by the Indians on Friday, relief pitcher Aaron Fultz has been signed to a minor league contract by the Detroit Tigers, according to the Associated Press. The 34-year-old left-hander will report to Triple-A Toledo. He was released Friday by the Cleveland Indians after compiling an 11.88 ERA in seven spring training appearances. Fultz was 4-3 with a 2.92 ERA in 49 games for Cleveland in 2007. He is 25-15 with a 4.26 ERA in an eight-year career with the Phillies, Twins, Rangers, Giants and Indians. |
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| Aaron Fultz was designated for assignment by the Indians on Tuesday, according to the Cleveland Plain Dealer. Fultz was replaced on their 40-man roster by Jorge Julio. |
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| The Indians have picked up a $1.5 million option on Aaron Fultz for 2008. Fultz's 2.92 ERA in 49 appearances this year made the decision to pick up his cost-efficient option an easy one. |
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| As expected, the Indians activated Aaron Fultz from the DL Wednesday. Fultz had been sidelined since June 24 with a strained right ribcage muscle, according to the AP. He replaces Fernando Cabrera, who was designated for assignment, on the roster. |
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| Aaron Fultz (strained muscle in his right side) is scheduled to pitch one inning Sunday at Double-A Akron, the AP reports. "Assuming everything goes OK, he'll probably make another outing in a couple days and then we'll go from there," manager Eric Wedge said. In 32 outings before getting hurt, Fultz was 3-1 with a 1.71 ERA. |
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| Aaron Fultz threw a bullpen session before Wednesday's game, moving him closer to returning from a strained muscle in his rib cage, the AP reports. Fultz has been on the disabled list since June 27. |
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| Aaron Fultz played catch from 75 feet on Friday. "If all goes well, he'll move to 90 feet on Saturday," head trainer Lonnie Soloff told the Akron Beacon Journal. "The usual procedure is then to go to 120 feet and throw a bullpen. We'd probably do that with him. Then he could go out on a rehab assignment." Original plans had Fultz returning to action by now, but it's probably going to be another week or two before he comes off the disabled list. |
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| Aaron Fultz (strained ribs) reported no problems after playing catch on Monday and will likely make a rehab appearance next week before the Indians consider bringing him off the 15-day disabled list, the AP reports. "We're going to give it as much time as we need to," Eric Wedge said. |
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| Aaron Fultz is scheduled to throw a bullpen session Monday and will then go on a rehab assignment. "I feel OK, but not 100 percent," said Fultz in the AP. He is recovering from a strained muscle in his right side. |
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| Aaron Fultz (right intercostal strain) threw a bullpen session before Saturday's game and will throw live batting practice on Thursday, the AP reports. He's expected to come off the DL in mid-July. |
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| Aaron Fultz went on the 15-day DL Wednesday due to a strained rib cage, the AP reports. Fultz has been an effective part of the Cleveland bullpen this year, with a 1.71 ERA and three relief wins. |
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| Aaron Fultz has felt some weakness in his left shoulder, although he can't pinpoint for how long, according to the Philadelphia Enquirer. Fultz hasn't pitched since Thursday and said he would probably rest a few more days. |
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