RELIEVERS: Call-Ups
Aug 28 2012
This week, we look at five call-ups or potential September call-ups who might be useful to you. Four of the five have been highlighted for you by our scouting department already. Then the next three weeks, this column looks ahead to 2013, first with the AL and NL East, next with the AL and NL Central, and finally this column winds up on September 19 with the AL and NL West.
BaseballHQ.com's Jeremy Deloney covered Phillippe Aumont (RHP, PHI) when he was called up last week, but his skills are worth repeating. Aumont will pitch in the middle innings over the balance of 2012, but he could earn a much bigger role if he can harness his mechanics. Deloney wrote: "He pitches off his dynamic 92-98 mph fastball that features nice late...
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