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Coming North
After weeks of machination and discussions, the group the Thunder will send north is finally set.
A source on Saturday told The Trentonian that the following players will help open Trenton’s 20th anniversary season and christen the new Arm & Hammer Park.
1 - J.R. Murphy
2 - Kyle Higashioka
3 - Tyson Blaser
4 - Kyle Roller
5 - Jose Pirela
6 - Walter Ibarra
7 - Rob Segedin
8 - Kevin Mahoney
9 - Reegie Corona
10 - Tyler Austin
11 - Slade Heathcott
12 - Ramon Flores
13 - Neil Medchill
14 - Shane Brown
15 - Nik Turley
16 - Francisco Rondon
17 - Matt Tracy
18 - Caleb Cotham
19 - Zach Nuding
20 - Dan Burawa
21 - Aaron Dott
22 - Shaeffer Hall
23 - Tommy Kahnle
24 - Kelvin Perez
25 - Josh Romanski
26 - Graham Stoneburner
27 - Branden Pinder
28 - Jeremy Bleich
Most of those names were easy to figure out. Austin, Heathcott and Flores, for example, were long rumored to be slated to form an all-prospect outfield.
The Trentonian reported last week that the rotation would be Tracy, Cotham, Turley, Rondon and Nuding.
Likewise, Burawa, Pinder and Kahnle were always a likely trio begin in Double-A. Jeremy Bleich’s return made a lot of sense, too.
The returns of Stoneburner and Romanski are also unsurprising, but Perez was a bit unexpected, considering he was promoted to Scranton in early August last year.
A source on Saturday told The Trentonian that the following players will help open Trenton’s 20th anniversary season and christen the new Arm & Hammer Park.
1 - J.R. Murphy
2 - Kyle Higashioka
3 - Tyson Blaser
4 - Kyle Roller
5 - Jose Pirela
6 - Walter Ibarra
7 - Rob Segedin
8 - Kevin Mahoney
9 - Reegie Corona
10 - Tyler Austin
11 - Slade Heathcott
12 - Ramon Flores
13 - Neil Medchill
14 - Shane Brown
15 - Nik Turley
16 - Francisco Rondon
17 - Matt Tracy
18 - Caleb Cotham
19 - Zach Nuding
20 - Dan Burawa
21 - Aaron Dott
22 - Shaeffer Hall
23 - Tommy Kahnle
24 - Kelvin Perez
25 - Josh Romanski
26 - Graham Stoneburner
27 - Branden Pinder
28 - Jeremy Bleich
Most of those names were easy to figure out. Austin, Heathcott and Flores, for example, were long rumored to be slated to form an all-prospect outfield.
The Trentonian reported last week that the rotation would be Tracy, Cotham, Turley, Rondon and Nuding.
Likewise, Burawa, Pinder and Kahnle were always a likely trio begin in Double-A. Jeremy Bleich’s return made a lot of sense, too.
The returns of Stoneburner and Romanski are also unsurprising, but Perez was a bit unexpected, considering he was promoted to Scranton in early August last year.
posted by Josh Norris at
4:27 PM
7 Comments:
Josh, any idea yet who's pitches opening day? Thanks.
I don't see Dan Burawa on the list, but you mention him.
Is Turley pitching the Opening Game?
1) No, I don't know who is going in the opener.
2) Yep. I wrote Bleich twice and omitted Burawa. Oops.
Who out of this group gets the first callup to the big club? And is it likely to occur this season?
Where's Mikey O'Brien?
Tampa
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