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| Dallas Braden gave up three runs (two earned) on eight hits over five innings in Sunday's Cactus League game against Cincinnati. He fired six strikeouts with no walks. |
Our View: Braden was pushed around a little bit, but his strikeout-to-walk ratio was strong. The young hurler's spot in Oakland's rotation looks to be secure, and he has enough upside to target as a late-round flier in fantasy drafts.
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| Dallas Braden allowed a pair of runs on three hits over three innings of work on Thursday. |
Our View: Braden did manage to fan three in the game, but allowed a two-run homer to Ryan Braun. He's slated to be the A's fifth starter this season, but in an always shuffling organization loaded with potential young talent, he'll likely have to be sharp this spring to keep his job.
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| MLB.com is reporting that the A's believe it is unlikely that pitcher Dallas Braden will return to the team this season. Braden was placed on the DL on August 1 with a foot infection. |
Our View: The team has said they would like to get Braden back for at least a few starts this season, but it is starting to look like he is done for the year. The never issue is not in good shape, and the smart thing to do would be to let him rest and get fully healed and ready for next season.
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| Updating an earlier report, Dallas Braden is less likely to return to Oakland this season after a neurologist stated that a nerve in his ailing left foot is traumatized, according to the San Francisco Chronicle. |
Our View: This is a setback for Braden, but skipper Bob Geren would still like to get him back, even if for only a few starts near the end of the season. Geren also still intends to go with a six-man rotation in September, with or without Braden in the mix.
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| According to MLB.com, A's starter Dallas Braden could rejoin the team when they begin a four game series against the Angels in LA on Thursday. Braden is trying to return from a left foot infection. |
Our View: Braden's projected return to the mound was early in September, so he could be a bit ahead of schedule. Nor word yet on when he will pitch, but it looks like it could possibly be some time this weekend.
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| Dallas Braden is likely out until September as he needs to rebuild his arm strength after being shut down by a rash on his left foot, according to MLB.com. |
Our View: Braden will have to throw at least one bullpen session, pitch in a simulated game and potentially make a minor league rehab start, and A's skipper Bob Geren does not expect him to return this month. He shall remain patiently stashed on fantasy rosters.
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| Dallas Braden missed Tuesday's scheduled side session, as his infected left foot still is not flexible enough to pitch off a mound, according to the San Francisco Chronicle. He participated in long-toss today instead.
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Our View: Braden will now attempt a side session Friday, and it seems less likely that he will be ready to pitch for Oakland early next week. He made his last start July 31.
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| MLB.com is reporting that starter Dallas Braden will likely throw a bullpen session either Monday or Tuesday. Braden is on the DL with an ankle infection. |
Our View: Braden is expected to go on a short rehab assignment next week before he is activated, but he should be good to go when his stint is up. An injury like this shouldn't have much of an effect on the rest of his season, but it still might be better to play matchups for his first start back.
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| The Oakland A's have placed starter Dallas Braden on the 15-day disabled list with an ankle infection. |
Our View: Braden missed his last start, but the A's thought he was improving enough to take the hill on Monday. No dice. The infection worsened and they were forced to place him on the DL. He has a 3.89 ERA in 22 starts this season.
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| MLB.com is reporting that A's starter Dallas Braden is still hurting and that he may end up making a trip to the DL. Manager Bob Geren said that Braden will likely miss his next scheduled start on Monday. |
Our View: The team will make a decision on Braden's status later today, but it looks like he will be heading for a DL trip that will be retroactive to his last start. Braden has been solid this season with a 3.89 ERA, so the A's will want to get him back ASAP.
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| Dallas Braden missed tonight's scheduled start, but he expects to make his next start and avoid a trip to the DL, according to MLB.com. He is dealing with a rash that became inflamed on his left ankle. He said, "It is just going to be one start, and I will be back five days from now." |
Our View: This is good news for the Athletics, as he holds a 3.89 ERA over 22 starts. Braden should be fine to consider for AL-only leagues if he does in fact return for his next start.
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| Dallas Braden is questionable for Wednesday's start due to a rash that became inflamed on his left ankle, according to the San Francisco Chronicle.
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Our View: Braden is sporting a large wrap on his ailing foot today. The club did not speculate who may replace him if unable to take the hill tomorrow.
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| Dallas Braden was not sharp at Yankee Stadium on Sunday. The 25-year-old righty walked six batters and surrendered ten hits, good for seven earned runs, in just five innings of work, as the Yankees beat the A's 7-5. |
Our View: Amazingly, he gave up no home runs, a very tough thing to do in Yankee Stadium. After a pretty good start to the season, Braden has allowed 15 runs in his last three starts, and looks to be coming down to Earth. He's also likely to receive even less run support now that the A's top slugger, Matt Holliday, has departed.
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| Dallas Braden only issued two earned runs on five hits over seven innings in Tuesday's 3-2 loss to the Twins at McAfee Coliseum. He had four walks and three strikeouts. The game went 10 innings. |
Our View: Braden had a pretty good outing, and ends the night with a no-decision. He has given up two or less earned runs in nine of his last 10 starts, and should remain active in fantasy lineups for his next turn in the Athletics' rotation.
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| Dallas Braden was lit up for six earned runs on 10 hits over five innings in Thursday's 6-2 loss to the Angels at McAfee Coliseum. He had one walk and two strikeouts. |
Our View: Braden was dealt a loss, and now has a losing record at 7-8. He had a terrible outing tonight, but should remain active in fantasy leagues, as he allowed two or less earned runs in each of his previous eight starts.
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| According to MLB.com, A's starter Dallas Braden will get the nod on Thursday night when the A's return to action after the break. Braden will be followed in the rotation by Trevor Cahill, Vin Mazarro, Brett Anderson, and Gio Gonzalez. |
Our View: Braden gets the ball tonight since he hasn't pitched for 10 days, and the A's want to maximize rest for their young staff. Braden is currently sporting a 3.12 ERA this season, and he should probably be owned in most, if not all, leagues for the second half.
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| Dallas Braden only allowed two earned runs on five hits over six innings in Saturday's 7-2 win at Tampa Bay. He had two walks and six strikeouts. |
Our View: Braden pitched well tonight while coming off the bereavement list, and evened his record to 7-7. The younger hurler was won two straight starts, and allowed two or less earned runs in each of his last eight outings.
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| Dallas Braden has been activated from the bereavement list, according to TSN. |
Our View: He returned to the hill to start Saturday's game against the Rays. The A's, and fantasy owners, will be pleased to get him back as he holds a solid 3.13 ERA.
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| Dallas Braden is set to return from the bereavement list to start Saturday's game against the Rays, according to the San Francisco Chronicle. |
Our View: Braden only has six wins, but carries a solid 3.13 ERA. He should be fine to employ in fantasy lineups against the defending AL champs.
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| According to MLB.com, A's starter Dallas Braden isn't expected to return to the team until after the All-Star break while visiting his ailing grandmother. If he does return before the break, it is expected that he will rejoin the rotation immediately. |
Our View: It seems unlikely that Braden with rush himself back to the team, and with an off-day on Thursday the A's rotation is set up nicely. Expect Braden to be ready to go coming out of the break, but for now he will have to stay on your bench.
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| Dallas Braden has been placed on the bereavement list by the A's, according to The Sports Network. In a corresponding move, the team has recalled pitcher Dana Eveland to take his place on the roster. |
Our View: No word in the report as to why Braden is heading to the bereavement list, but he will obviously not be able to make his scheduled start on Tuesday. Though his record may not show it, Braden is having a fine year in Oakland, sporting a solid 3.13 ERA in 17 games started. Owners should check back to find out when he will be activated.
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| Dallas Braden only surrendered one earned run on five hits over seven innings in Wednesday's 5-2 win over the Tigers at McAfee Coliseum. He issued one walk with three strikeouts. |
Our View: This was a strong outing for Braden, and he lowers his ERA to 3.13. The young hurler was winless over his previous four starts, despite allowing two or less earned runs in each outing over the span. Keep him active in fantasy leagues while he is pitching well.
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| Dallas Braden was tagged for four runs (two earned) on five hits over 5.1 innings in Friday's 4-2 loss to the Rockies at McAfee Coliseum. He had two walks and two strikeouts. |
Our View: Braden was dealt a loss due to poor run support from his teammates, and he falls to 5-7 for the season - despite a 3.26 ERA. He has allowed two or less earned runs in each of his five starts this month, but only collected one win over the span. His fantasy stock would be higher if he played for a better team than the struggling Athletics.
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| Dallas Braden pitched well in Sunday's 4-1 loss at San Diego, as he only surrendered two earned runs on six hits over seven innings. He issued one walk and racked up six strikeouts. |
Our View: Braden enjoyed a solid outing, but was handed a loss due to poor run support from his teammates. He falls to 5-6 for the season, and is winless over his last three starts. His fantasy stock would likely be higher if he pitched for a better team.
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| Dallas Braden allowed two earned runs on four hits over six innings in Tuesday's 5-4 loss at Los Angeles. He had two walks and two strikeouts. The game lasted 10 innings. |
Our View: Braden pitched well tonight, but was dealt a no-decision due to a lack of run support from his teammates. He has not taken a loss over his last six starts, and allowed two or less earned runs in each of his last four.
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| Dallas Braden left Wednesday's game against the Twins after seven innings in line for the win. However, his bullpen blew the game and the A's lost 6-3. He gave up six hits, two walks, and two earned runs while striking out four batters. |
Our View: Braden seems good for a quality start on most nights, but he is not much of a strikeout pitcher. He has a 3.33 ERA but just a 5-5 record. Behind a average offense, he would likely have a more impressive record.
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| Dallas Braden was in control from the hill in Friday's 9-1 win over the Orioles at McAfee Coliseum, as he only allowed one earned run on five hits over seven innings. He issued no walks and fired seven strikeouts. |
Our View: Braden is pitching well right now, and he earned a win in two of his last three starts. He should be penciled into fantasy lineups for his next outing.
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| After exiting his last start with a cut on his left thumb, A's starter Dallas Braden is fine and will make his scheduled start Friday night according to Athletics.com. |
Our View: Despite his 1.42 WHIP, Braden has been a decent fantasy option, striking out 43 while only giving up more than three earned runs twice in 11 starts. If you are in dire need of a pitcher to round out your roster, he could be worth an add, but his true value is as a spot starter.
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| Dallas Braden was excellent against Texas on Sunday, pitching six scoreless innings, but gave up two baserunners in the seventh, both of which ending up scoring, before exiting the game with a cut on his left thumb, according to MLB.com. He ended up logging a no-decision. |
Our View: No word yet on whether the cut will cause Braden to miss his next start. As it stands now, the injury does not appear to be serious and Braden looks like he'll be a fine innings-eater capable to spot starts all year long.
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| Dallas Braden picked up his fourth win of the season on Tuesday as the A's beat the Mariners 4-3. Braden went seven innings and allowed three runs on nine hits while walking one and striking out one. |
Our View: Braden isn't ever going to blow anyone away, but he is still a fairly solid pitcher. His win/loss record isn't great, but his ERA is a respectable 3.69 and he does have four wins. He could be an option in AL-only leagues, but his lack of strong strikeout numbers is probably keeping him from being mixed-league worthy.
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| Dallas Braden got roughed up by the Tigers on Saturday as the A's fell to the Tigers by a score of 9-1. Braden went five innings and allowed six runs on nine hits while walking two and striking out five. |
Our View: Braden wasn't bad until the fifth inning, but he gave up five runs in that frame. He has been pretty good for the most part this season and could still be a mixed league pitcher in deeper leagues.
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| Dallas Braden threw his first side session Wednesday since being struck on his hand and neck by a line drive in his last start, according to the San Francisco Chronicle. |
Our View: The session went fine, and he feels he will be ready to go for his next start Saturday at Detroit. He is only 3-4, but holds a 2.79 ERA and a passable 1.40 WHIP.
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| Dallas Braden's ailing hand was swollen and heavily wrapped Tuesday, and he is hoping to throw a side session today, according to the San Francisco Chronicle. He took a line drive off his left hand and neck in his last start. |
Our View: Braden hopes to make his next scheduled start in the rotation Friday, but skipper Bob Geren is uncertain if he will be able to do so. Dan Giese or Sean Gallagher could fill in if needed.
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| Dallas Braden's X-rays on his pitching hand showed no structural damage after being struck by a ball in Sunday's game, according to the Toronto Sun. |
Our View: Braden sustained a contusion, but the ailment is not expected to force him to miss his next start. He has earned a win in three of six starts so far, with a 2.50 ERA and 1.39 WHIP. He should continue to be a nice performer for fantasy leagues.
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| Dallas Braden lost for the third time on Tuesday as his A's fell to the Angels 5-3. Braden went six innings and allowed five runs (three earned) on eight hits while walking one and striking out six. |
Our View: Braden wasn't terrible tonight, but he takes the loss for the A's. Braden still has an ERA of 2.50 on the year, so his value is still pretty solid. His can be gotten fairly cheap and could be a nice addition to teams in all leagues.
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| Dallas Braden picked up his third win of the season as Oakland beat the Rangers 4-2 on Thursday. He struck out six hitters over five innings while allowing five hits, four walks, and no earned runs. |
Our View: Braden has allowed only two earned runs over his last 18 innings of work and his ERA is down to 2.10 after five starts. He doesn't throw anything spectacular, or even very hard, but he pitches smart and he has already quieted the bats of some of the AL's best offenses. Grab Braden while you still can.
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| Skipper Bob Geren indicated that Dallas Braden is fine after tweaking his groin in Saturday's game, according to the San Francisco Chronicle. |
Our View: Braden should be ready to go for his scheduled start Thursday at Texas. Braden is off to a good start with a a 2.52 ERA and 1.28 WHIP, but only fired 12 strikeouts over 25 innings.
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| Pitcher Dallas Braden experienced a slight groin tweak during his start on Saturday. The injury occurred during the fifth inning. "It was just a little twinge and the next movement it didn't (twinge) at all," Braden informs the San Francisco Chronicle. He stayed on to work part of the sixth inning. |
Our View: Braden and the A's should have a better idea about the injury on Sunday. The initial diagnosis is that the strain is mild, but these type of ailments sometimes turn out worse after a night.
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| Dallas Braden allowed one run in 5.2 innings of work as the A's beat the Rays 5-2 on Saturday. He gave up four hits and three walks while striking out two hitters. |
Our View: Braden is allowing generating very few ground balls and he is not a strikeout pitcher. Both tendencies limit the 25-year-old's fantasy ceiling, but he appears to be a smart pitcher who knows how to put his team in line for victories. Both of his wins this season have come at home as he has beat both the Red Sox and Rays.
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| While he wasn't good enough to outduel Toronto's Ricky Romero, Dallas Braden still put forth a fine effort on Sunday, giving up one run off five hits and three walks with four strikeouts in 7.1 innings. |
Our View: All three of Braden's outings thus far have been quality starts, and while he won't post many strikeouts, it looks like he'll be a real solid innings eater for Oakland and for your fantasy squad.
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| Dallas Braden allowed six hits, a walk, and two earned runs over six innings of work as Oakland beat Boston 8-2 on Monday. He struck out three and allowed a home run to Kevin Youkilis. |
Our View: Braden showed strong composure on the mound through some sticky situations against a formidable foe tonight. Games like this can be critical to the development of a young pitcher. The victory not only provides him with confidence, but also his entire team, in particular the young starting rotation behind him.
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| With Oakland's game on Thursday getting postponed following the tragic passing of Nick Adenhart, Dallas Braden's next start, originally scheduled for Saturday against Seattle, will be pushed back to Monday against Boston, according to the Contra Costa Times. |
Our View: Brett Anderson was bumped back a day to Friday, Josh Outman bumped a day as well to Saturday, while Trevor Cahill will stay on his scheduled start on Sunday. Braden becomes a two-start pitcher next week, although it's not exactly an ideal schedule; he'll face a solid Boston lineup, as well as a Toronto lineup that's no walk in the park either.
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| Dallas Braden made his first opening day start but took the loss as the A's fell to the Angels 3-0 on Monday. The 25-year-old allowed nine hits and three earned runs, while striking out three hitters over six innings of work. |
Our View: Braden projects as little more than a mid-rotation starter, but he earned the opening day nod as he has more major league experience than most of the other options in Oakland.
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| Dallas Braden allowed six hits, including three home runs, and three earned runs over 5.1 innings in Sunday's 12-10 loss to the White Sox. He struck out just one hitter. |
Our View: Braden is still looking to lock down his spot in the young rotation, but nothing has been settled just yet. He should eventually get the call, but probably won't provide much more than typical back of the rotation results.
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| Dallas Braden has been scratched from today's start while recovering from a root canal, according to the SF Chronicle. Jerome Williams will take his place in a split-squad game against the Mariners. |
Our View: Braden has fared well in spring action, and would be worth targeting as a late-round flier in AL-only leagues if he nails down a spot in the Athletics' rotation.
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| Dallas Braden's solid spring continued on Saturday as he picked up the win in Oakland's 8-3 win over the Giants. He struck out four, while giving up five hits and a run over four innings of work. |
Our View: With three starts and nine innings under his belt, Braden has allowed seven hits and two runs while striking out nine. He posted a near 10 K/9 rate in his minor league career, and while that is not to be expected in the majors, he could still produce some surprising final round fantasy value.
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| Dallas Braden made a decent start for the A's on Monday, allowing just one run on three hits and one walk in three innings. He also stuck out three batters, but he committed two errors, both of which came on pickoff attempts. |
Our View: Braden was 5-4 last year in 19 appearances, 10 of which were starts. He also had a 4.14 ERA with a 1.42 WHIP. He's still expected to be part of a very young Oakland rotation this season when the club breaks camp.
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| Dallas Braden was solid on Saturday for Oakland, starting the game with two perfect innings and two strikeouts. |
Our View: Braden will likely make the A's' rotation if he continues to pitch well. He started 10 games last year with 19 total appearances, going 5-4 with a 4.14 ERA.
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| Dallas Braden believes his season is over due to his strained groin, according to the SF Chronicle. He said, "I think I might be done. To pitch, I have to prepare to pitch, and to do that, I have to throw with little or no discomfort. I can't go into a big-league baseball game not at my best."
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Our View: Braden proved himself to be effective this season and does not need to return to ensure a roster spot in 2009. The A's will keep their starters on regular rest and Justin Duchscherer (hip inflammation) may be ready to rejoin the rotation this week.
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| Updating an earlier report, Dallas Braden will miss his next start due to his strained groin, according to the Athletics' official website. |
Our View: Manager Bob Geren will decide within the next day or two who will take Braden's next turn in the rotation. Greg Smith is a top option, and could step in for Braden on his normal five days between starts because Oakland has an off-day Monday.
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| Dallas Braden said that he tweaked his groin "a lot more than I thought" Thursday and it was still bothering him Friday, according to the San Francisco Chronicle. |
Our View: It's possible Braden's next start could be pushed back or skipped altogether with Monday's off day.
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| Dallas Braden lasted just four innings as he needed a whopping 96 pitches to make it even that far against the Rangers. Braden fell to 5-4 after allowing six runs, five earned, and 12 base runners in the outing. |
Our View: Not much went right on this night, a bit of a surprise given that he had allowed just three earned runs over his last three starts. Braden needs to work the corners of the plate with his stuff, and tonight he simply found the meat of the strike zone too often.
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| Dallas Braden isn't a household name, but he's impressed the team and the staff with his recent run of starts. Consider the left-hander a lock to be in the A's rotation for the rest of this season, and next. Braden, 2-3 as a starter, has allowed three runs or less in three straight starts. |
Our View: His only loss being a 3-1 defeat at Minnesota where he pitched well enough to win.
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| Dallas Braden allowed three earned runs on six hits over 5.2 innings in Wednesday's 3-1 loss to the Twins, with three walks and seven strikeouts. |
Our View: Braden falls to 3-3, and his ERA climbs a few points to 4.53. He was pitching well as he held a 1-0 mark over his previous two starts, and is still worth a look if available on the waiver wire, namely in AL-only leagues.
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| Dallas Braden, who has been dealing with a groin ailment, said he will be fine for his next scheduled start for Wednesday against Minnesota, according to the SF Chronicle. |
Our View: Braden is 1-0 over his last two starts, and went seven innings in both games. He is worth a look in AL-only leagues if still dangling on the waiver wire.
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| Dallas Braden, making just his fourth start of the year, held the Tigers to just two runs over seven innings on Friday night to earn his third victory of the season. |
Our View: Braden only managed two strikeouts on the night, but he helped himself out by issuing only one free pass. He likely earned himself another start with this outing as the A's ended a 10-game losing streak.
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| Dallas Braden made the start on Sunday for the A's and the results were poor as he allowed four runs in 3.1 innings in his second loss of the year. |
Our View: Braden's stay with Oakland might be short if the team chooses to call up phenom Gio Gonzalez in the near future.
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| Oakland LHP Dallas Braden got his second win of the season this evening, helping his Athletics to a dominating 8-1 win over Tampa Bay. Braden pitched just five innings but allowed just one run on four hits with four walks and one strikeout. |
Our View: Moving to 2-0 on the season, Braden has to be happy with the results of his first start of the 2008 season. He worked well in the minors in that role and has desires to become a reliable arm in that rotation, known for building on youth and bringing pitchers to the top of their game.
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| The San Francisco Chronicle reports that LHP Dallas Braden has been moved into the A's rotation in place of the departed Joe Blanton. |
Our View: Braden has not started in the majors this season. Given the other young pitchers that the A's have had in their rotation in recent memory, Braden bears watching.
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| Dallas Braden was recalled from Triple-A Sacramento. |
Our View: Braden has been working as a starter in the minors, posting a 2.36 ERA with a 54/11 K/BB ratio in 53.1 innings. He will probably replace recently traded Chad Gaudin in the bullpen, but could take Rich Harden's spot in the rotation next time it comes up.
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| The A's optioned Dallas Braden to Triple-A Sacramento Sunday. The move was made to clear a roster spot for Andrew Brown, who was activated from the DL. |
Our View: Alan Embree is now the lone lefty in the A's pen.
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| Dallas Braden was sent to the minors on Thursday in part to clear roster space for the expected return of Keith Foulke and Rich Harden, according to the Associated Press. |
Our View: Braden posted a 3.86 ERA over 9.1 innings with the A's out of the bullpen, but he will be sent back down to the River Cats until another injury, or trade, strikes with the big league club.
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| The A's have recalled Dallas Braden from Triple-A Sacramento, MLB.com reports. He will fill the roster spot of reliever Keith Foulke (neck). |
Our View: Braden started 14 games for the A's in 2007 and three games at Sacramento, but the southpaw will be working out of the bullpen this time around. That means he has very little fantasy value.
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| Dallas Braden will be moved to the bullpen, and Dan Meyer will take his place in Oakland's starting rotation, according to the San Francisco Chronicle. Braden has gone 1-7 with a 7.02 ERA in 12 starts this year, and he's not going to have any fantasy value working in relief. |
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| Dallas Braden is the most likely candidate to be called up to take the rotation spot of Esteban Loaiza, who was claimed by the Dodgers on Wednesday, according to the San Francisco Chronicle. Braden struggled in his time in the big leagues, holding a 6.32 ERA in 13 games (10 starts), but he struck out a team-record 17 for Triple-A Sacramento on Monday. |
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| The A's optioned Dallas Braden to Triple-A Sacramento on Monday. He was 1-7 with a 6.32 ERA in 13 games, including 10 starts for Oakland. |
Our View: He clearly earned his demotion. He'll be replaced in the rotation by Dan Meyer.
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| The A's recalled Dallas Braden from Triple-A Sacramento to start Monday's game against Texas, according to the AP. He was 1-3 with a 6.08 ERA in seven appearances, including four starts, for Oakland earlier this year. |
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| The A's optioned Dallas Braden to Triple-A Sacramento on Friday to clear a roster spot for Kiko Calero, according to the AP. Braden is 1-3 with a 6.08 ERA in seven games with the A's this season. |
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| The A's optioned Dallas Braden back to Triple-A Sacramento after his start Thursday. The Royals tagged Braden for five runs on six hits and a walk over 5 1/3 innings in that outing. He'll head to the minors having posted a 6.41 ERA over four starts for the A's this season. |
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| The A's have confirmed that Dallas Braden will be recalled from Triple-A Sacramento to start on Saturday. He was 1-1 with 5.23 ERA and 1.26 in two starts for the club earlier this season. |
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| Dallas Braden looks like Oakland's likely starter for Saturday, though the team hasn't made an announcement yet. |
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| Dallas Braden was optioned to Triple-A after taking the loss Sunday, the AP reports. Braden allowed six hits and five runs over 4 1/3 innings, with three walks and five strikeouts. He also allowed three home runs. Braden could be back with the Athletics in mid-May when the team needs a fifth starter again; Oakland has just five games this coming week. |
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| In his big-league debut on Tuesday against the Orioles, Dallas Braden picked up the win by tossing six innings of three-hit ball, allowing just one run and striking out six. He's in line to make another start on Sunday against Tampa Bay. |
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| The A's will recall Dallas Braden from Triple-A Sacramento to start in place of Rich Harden Tuesday, according to the San Francisco Chronicle. Braden has a 1.50 ERA with 20 strikeouts in 18 innings over three starts at Double- and Triple-A this year. It was originally thought that the A's were going to call upon Brad Halsey to make the start, but they decided to go in another direction. |
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