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River Ave. Blues ยป So long, Greg Golson

So long, Greg Golson

December 8, 2011 by Mike 27 Comments

Angels sign Albert Pujols (UPDATE: And C.J. Wilson too)
Yanks take one, trade for another in Rule 5 Draft

Via Joel Sherman and Bryan Hoch, the Yankees have released Greg Golson to make room on the 40-man roster this morning’s two Rule 5 Draft pickups. They had one open 40-man spot, so only one move was needed.

For all his physical ability, Golson has never been able to put it all together. He has eight hits and one walk in 42 career big league plate appearances, and is a career .261/.318/.380 hitter in 1,383 Triple-A plate appearances. Golson can play some serious defense though, and I’m sure Carl Crawford is still having nightmares after this throw. There’s a non-zero chance that he clears waivers and returns to the Yankees.

Angels sign Albert Pujols (UPDATE: And C.J. Wilson too)
Yanks take one, trade for another in Rule 5 Draft

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