The Padres designated right-hander Cesar Carrillo for assignment to create 40-man roster space, according to the team. The Padres called up pitching prospect Cory Luebke, reinstated Oscar Salazar from the DL and called up Triple A catcher Chris Stewart in corresponding moves.
Carrillo appeared in three games for the Padres last year, but has not played in the majors so far in 2010. The Padres selected the 26-year-old right-hander in the first round of the 2005 draft. In 27 Triple A starts this year, Carrillo has a 5.60 ERA with 5.7 K/9 and 3.4 BB/9.
sdsuphilip
good
Tim Valencia
is he 29 or 26? Either way he is gone and everyone in SD is happy until we see who was drafted after him in the first round there. Pretty depressing 1st orund for the Padres there
greengrove
Anybody else pumped to see Cory Luebke on Friday?
Tim Valencia
definitely, but he is a pitchability style guy under the old regime so holding my breath
unbiasedhomer
He’s not Correia or LeBlanc, and that’s probably his biggest positive right now.
Dave_Gershman
After those comments I made a while back about Wade LeBlanc, I was wrong. Cory Luebke is a harder throwing LeBlanc but knows how to pitch. Maybe the next Dan Haren. I’m really excited to see him pitch on Friday!
Mario Saavedra
Another one to the list of Padres 1st round epic FAILS.
42214221
trade him and Ryan for Wilkin Ramirez