63 AA GRADS IN MAJORS OR AFFILIATED MINORS
Source: American Association News
Independent Baseball Chatter – by Bob Wirz The seven American Association players on active major league rosters (two more are on disabled lists), including recently-promoted Houston strikeout artist James Hoyt, get most of the attention, but the league stands tall with another 54 of its former players in affiliated minor league systems. American Association alumni in Major League Baseball American Association alumni in affiliated minor leagues Positive Hoyt Back in Majors James Hoyt stayed positive when he was the final player cut by the Houston Astros before the regular season started, and it has already paid dividends. Hoyt was recalled from Fresno, ironically to fill the vacancy of injured Jandel Gustave, the pitcher who beat him out for the 25th job on Opening Day. “The day came a little sooner than I expected, but I was ready,” he told The Houston Chronicle. It certainly seemed that way. He fanned three batters in his season debut at Tampa Bay, throwing 15 of 21 pitches for strikes in his 1.2 innings. Hoyt had thrown five scoreless innings at Fresno before rejoining the Astros, for whom he debuted with 22 appearances last season (1-1, 4.50, 28 strikeouts in 22 innings). From Sioux City…
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