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| The Brewers have claimed Wes Littleton off waivers from the Red Sox, according to the Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel. Eduardo Morlan was designated for assignment to make room for Littleton on the 40-man roster. |
Our View: Littleton will be given a shot to claim a spot in the Brewers' bullpen, but his fantasy stock would be low as a middle reliever.
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| Wes Littleton was traded from the Rangers to the Boston Red Sox on Friday, according to the Red Sox official site. The Rangers will receive two players to be named or cash. |
Our View: Littleton only appeared in 12 games for the Rangers in 2008. He had no record with a 6.00 ERA with 14 strikeouts in 18 innings.
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| Rangers' pitching prospect Wes Littleton has garnered trade interest from unspecified teams, according to MLB.com. The Rangers designated him for assignment last week. |
Our View: Littleton holds a 3.69 ERA over 102.2 career innings with Texas.
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| Wes Littleton has been optioned to Triple-A Oklahoma, according to the Star-Telegram. Kameron Loe was recalled from Oklahoma as the corresponding move. |
Our View: Littleton got rocked for 10 runs over 11.2 innings, with a 1.46 WHIP this season, and he held no fantasy value prior to his demotion.
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| Righty Wes Littleton has been optioned to Triple-A Oklahoma, according to the AP. The team placed Kason Gabbard on the 15-day DL due to his back spasms, and recalled Scott Feldman and Kazuo Fukumori from the minors. Littleton was seen as the most expendable member of the Rangers to send down. |
Our View: Littleton got rocked for eight runs over 8.1 innings, with a 1.68 WHIP this season, and he held no fantasy value prior to his demotion.
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| The Rangers have called up Wes Littleton to replace Scott Feldman, who got a spot start on Sunday, the Dallas Morning News reports. |
Our View: Littleton has no fantasy value, and he could be headed back to Triple-A very soon.
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| The Texas Rangers optioned Wes Littleton to Triple-A Oklahoma on Saturday. The right-hander was likely replaced due to the acquisition of Dustin Nippert. |
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| Wes Littleton recorded perhaps the cheesiest save in baseball history Wednesday, working the last three innings of the Rangers 30-3 win at Baltimore. Littleton entered the game with an 11-run lead, then watched his teammates pile on 16 runs in the last two innings. |
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| The Rangers are expected to formally add Wes Littleton to their active roster today, according to the Dallas Morning News. Littleton, who pitched a perfect inning in his lone appearance with the Rangers this season, will replace John Koronka on their roster. |
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| The Rangers recalled Wes Littleton from Triple-A Oklahoma City to replace the injured Kevin Millwood on their roster, according to the Dallas Morning News. He had a 4.61 ERA over 13 2/3 innings there, though without his lone bad appearance, his ERA would stand at 1.73. |
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| Wes Littleton was optioned to Triple-A Oklahoma City on Wednesday. The move was no big surprise given how Littleton struggled this spring; he allowed 10 runs over six messy innings, with 11 walks against three strikeouts. |
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| Wes Littleton earned his first major-league save Tuesday, working two perfect innings against the Angels. He might be in line for more closing work over the last four games of the year, as Akinori Otsuka (migraine headaches) will not pitch again in 2006. Littleton has been effective with the Rangers despite some control problems, recording a 1.54 ERA in 35 innings of work. He's allowed 21 hits and one home run, with 17 strikeouts against 13 walks. |
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