Might As Well DL Frank Thomas
by Ken Arneson
2006-06-15 11:33

Frank Thomas tweaked his quad muscle again, and since he would probably have to miss a couple of games this weekend, and the following nine games are all in National League parks where he wouldn’t play anyway, the A’s put him on the DL.

How convieeeeeeeeeenient. He’ll be eligible to return when the A’s come back home, where the DHes roam, and the pitchers don’t swing bats all year.

Jeremy Brown replaces him on the 25-man roster. It’s the third time he’s been called up this year. He hasn’t played yet. Here’s hoping he gets at least one AB this time.

Comments: 7
1.   das411
2006-06-15 19:20

1.  Is that THE Jeremy Moneyball Brown???

2.   Ken Arneson
2006-06-15 20:37

2.  1 Yes, it is.

3.   Aaron in RF
2006-06-16 07:35

3.  This serial Brown callup so he can enjoy the view from the Oakland dugout is a ringing indictment of Keith Ginter more than anything.

4.   Philip Michaels
2006-06-16 09:58

4.  Well, Ginter isn't on the 40-man roster so to call him up, they'd have to let someone else go.

5.   Aaron in RF
2006-06-16 10:59

5.  Point taken; had forgotten that.

6.   toni
2006-06-17 10:11

6.  It would be nice for Brown to get a few AB's but with a third catcher on the team, hopefully Melhuse gets some playing time.

7.   Brent is a Dodger Fan
2006-06-18 14:38

7.  Ooops. They sent Brown back down again. That was fast... (Added a pitcher in the wake of the 17 inning game last night).

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