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| Eric Munson has been recalled from Triple-A Sacramento. |
Our View: He's nothing more than an emergency option.
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| Eric Munson has accepted an assignment to Triple-A Nashville, according to Sports Network. Munson lost out to Mike Rivera in the battle to back up Jason Kendall. He'll back up Vinny Rotino with the Sounds. |
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| The Brewers have outrighted Eric Munson to Triple-A Nashville. This news means the club will use Mike Rivera as the top backup to starter Jason Kendall. |
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| Eric Munson went 3-for-3 with three RBI during the Brewers' 17-3 romp over the Mariners. One of his hits went for his first homer of the spring, and he is now batting .417 (10-of-24) as he fights to serve as Jason Kendall's top backup this season. |
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| Eric Munson avoided arbitration by agreeing to a one-year, $525,000 deal with the Brewers Tuesday. He will back up Jason Kendall behind the plate and could get occasional spot duty at first and third. |
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| Eric Munson is expected to have an MRI on his back and likely won't play again this year, the AP reports. J.R. Towles will probably get most of Houston's time behind the plate to finish the season. |
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| Eric Munson was recalled from the minors prior to Saturday's game, taking Rick White's spot on the roster. Munson was having a respectable year at Triple-A Round Rock, hitting .285 with seven homers and 26 RBI. He'll get an occasional start here and there when Brad Ausmus can't go. |
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| Eric Munson, who was designated for assignment by the Astros yesterday, will likely stay with the organization, according to the official team website. "[I'd like to stay with the Astros] unless something else comes up that seems like a better opportunity, but I can't imagine a better opportunity," Munson said. "They gave me a chance to catch again, which I love to do. I'm thankful that they did that. I like it here, so I really don't see any reason to go anywhere else." |
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| The Astros designated Eric Munson for assignment Sunday, according to the AP. He hit just .204 with five homers and 19 RBI in 137 at-bats with Houston this year. |
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| For the time being, Eric Munson will be Brandon Backe's personal catcher, according to the Astros website. Houston has a set of 20 straight games without a day off, and manager Phil Garner wants to get Brad Ausmus some time off. If the Backe/Munson combination works, the Astros will likely stick with it for the rest of the season. |
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