Kelvim Escobar

Kelvim Escobar

Kelvim Escobar is a professional baseball player. He's a right-handed pitcher for the Los Angeles Angels and wears number 45. He is managed by pitching manager Bud Black.

 
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Geoff Baker of the Seattle Times, caught up in the sudden excitement around the Mariners these days, reports that the Mets and Mariners are two teams looking closely at the way Kelvim Escobar is throwing in Venezuela. Be aware that Escobar was throwing very well all the way into spring training last year for the Angels [...] Read Full Story
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Alot of teams show interest in him. Read Full Story
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From Carig , via Twitter: Source tells me Yanks have interest in Kelvim Escobar. Cash has said he'd be open to high-risk, high reward type pitchers. --Carig I've heard the Yanks mentioned with Escobar before, and I don't know about it. They'd definitely still need another arm, even if they decided to go after Kelvim. BTW, I recommend setting up a twitter account, just to follow all these people. You can follow all the journalists and reporters and get up to the second info on all the biggest stuff going on. Read Full Story
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From Carig , via Twitter: Source tells me Yanks have interest in Kelvim Escobar. Cash has said he'd be open to high-risk, high reward type pitchers. --Carig I'd be up for it! The Yanks could get a good pitcher out of this. Read Full Story
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This latest rumor from Joel Sherman has both New York teams inquiring about free agent Kelvim Escobar. He's another high risk, high reward pitcher that's out there this year. He came back from labrum surgery last year but only threw five innings. If he's healthy though I'd love to see him in pinstripes and this has the makings a typical Cashman ninja move. Or it could be just another BS rumor of course. Read Full Story
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While the Milton Bradley rumor game (pun non intended) continues to produce little or no new news, Kelvim Escobar's game is just starting...literally. What we know so far is the Rays like Escobar. In return, Escobar likes the Rays too, but there are other teams involved; according to reports out of Venezuela it could be eight or nine teams. We also know that the Rays were one of eight teams to watch Escobar in a simulated game today. The Mets...  
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Manager Mike Scioscia says, 'We have more pressing needs . . . than the talent Jason can bring.' Starting pitching is the key and John Lackey is still in play. The team also might pursue Derek Lowe. Manager Mike Scioscia says, 'We have more pressing needs . . . than the talent Jason can bring.' Starting pitching is the key and John Lackey is still in...  
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