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Aug 13 2008

Collegian: Catcher returns home

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Aug 07 2008

Joe Blackburn update

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Jul 08 2008

Phillies sign Blackburn

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Jul 04 2008

Sean Stidfole marching on

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UncleLar Take:

He’s got a legit shot at getting a chance to pitch in the majors this season. He also picked up a win with 2/3 of an inning of work today which isn’t reflected in the Patriot article.

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Jul 01 2008

Nate Bump slowly working his way back

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Jun 08 2008

Nate hits a few bumps in the road

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Nate hit a roadblock in his comeback attempt in Altoona tonight. He lasted only two innings and gave up tree earned runs on five hits while walking two and striking out no one. The game is still in progress but Connecticut trails the Curve 7-2 in the seventh so it looks like Nate will get the loss.

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Jun 06 2008

Nate Bump gets the call on Sunday against the Curve

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Nate BumpEx-PSU star Nate Bump will be returning to the area this weekend.  He’ll get the start against the Altoona Curve as the Connecticut Defenders are in Altoona for a four game series.   Former Florida Marlin Bump is trying to make a comeback after being out of baseball for two seasons.  Here’s wishing him well in his effort.

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May 23 2008

PSU Alum Aaron Tressler shines in debut

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Nice story on Tressler in the Ottawa Citizen

Nothing doing in opener
Jackals’ Tressler shuts down Rapidz. Jackals 6, Rapidz 0
Don Campbell, The Ottawa Citizen
Published: Friday, May 23, 2008

Just two short summers ago, Aaron Tressler seemed destined to some day play for the Toronto Blue Jays after a breakout season (8-4 with a 1.90 earned-run average) in the Single-A Midwest League.

The upstart Ottawa Rapidz only wish his career path had stayed on course.

Manchester, New Hampshire, at Double-A. Triple-A at Syracuse. The Rogers Centre. The Rapidz wished Tressler had been anywhere but Ottawa Stadium last night.

Go to the story

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