...No trading Wilmer for back end starters though. He might be special. The Mets, or any other team, could very easily acquire Andy Sonnanstine without giving up talent quality like Flores. Sonnanstine is ok, and young and cheap, but I think pretty much any...
...Eveland with Oakland has had no hits in his 8 ABs, 4 being strikeouts. His MLB debut was July 16, 2005 for the Brewers. Andy Sonnanstine with Tampa Bay has had 2 hits, including 1 RBI, in 5 ABs, including 2 strikeouts. He made his MLB debut June 5, 2007...
...a player the Red Sox were hot after before pursuing J.D. Drew. The Rays are trying to deal the back of their starting rotation - Andy Sonnanstine or Edwin Jackson - for a power-hitting righthanded bat, but the White Sox would want more. Remember to keep...
...(I'm not sure in which order -- they are pretty much all No. 1 starters) and I love how Edwin Jackson has evolved and how Andy Sonnanstine has been so consistent. It will be really sad to have David Price and Wade Davis knock out the bottom two in the...
...in 2008? Who was a #2 (at their level)? Who was a #3? And so forth. Was James Shields a "true number one starter"? What about Andy Sonnanstine? What was Edwin Jackson? Wade Davis? Alex Cobb? In our organization, the list goes on and on. To answer these...
...Sonnanstine has mapped out plans for his offseason. He'll be heading to a celebrity poker and golf tournament in Las Vegas later this month, and he's going to find a place in Tampa. He's going to hang out with friends. And he's going to sleep in, day...
Background
Andy Sonnanstine (born March 18, 1983 in Barberton, Ohio) is a starting pitcher for the Tampa Bay Rays. He attended Kent State University. He made his first Major League start against the Toronto Blue Jays, receiving a no decision. Sonnanstine picked up his first major league win on June 10, 2007, in a game against the Florida Marlins. He has also demonstrated strike out potential in 2007. Through seven innings of work against the Marlins, Sonnanstine struck out ten batters, including a franchise-record seven in a row, while allowing two runs on seven hits. He also went 2-for-3 as a batter, scored his first run, and drove in his first career RBI. Andy has impressed many by his mental approach to the game, he is a fierce competitor who takes a mental approach similar to that of Greg Maddux.
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