A six-foot-three right-hander, Woods Richardson, the sixth-best prospect in the Twins’ system, per MLB Pipeline and Baseball America, has spent the season with Double-A Wichita, where he’s gone 3-3 with a 3.06 ERA.
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Voters To Decide Presidency As Trump, Biden Lock Horns In Bobblection
The first candidate that sells out their 1,000 bobblehead allotment will be declared the winner.
Zimmerman Whiffs Nine Milkmen in Saints’ 3-2 Bunt Victory
Saints Improve Record to 4-5 in the 2020 American Association Season.
Saint Paul Saints to Give Away Caddyshack Carl Spackler Bobbleheads
Iconic actor Bill Murray plays Carl Spackler, the unhinged groundskeeper hell-bent on gopher annihilation and known for quotes such as: "What an incredible Cinderella story. This unknown comes out of nowhere to lead the pack."
Alay Lago Propels Canaries to 5-3 Win Over Saints
Alay Lago is now batting .412 at a seven for 17 clip with a home run and RBI through four games to start the year.
Devine, Allen Pace Saints to Series-Clinching 7-4 Win Over Canaries
Mike Devine goes five innings for the win, while Josh Allen enjoys banner day.
Power Surge Propells Saints to 14-3 Win Over Sioux Falls
Long balls by first baseman John Silviano, outfielder Sebastian Zawada (a two-run shot), and catcher Chris Chinea three-run bomb accounted for six of the 14 Saints' runs.
Saint Paul Saints Ink 3 Players-Ghelfi, Justus, Millan-in Busy Day of Deals
Saint Paul Saints get ready for 2020 season with three more players added to roster.
Miami Nice: Saints Add Pop, Solid Arm Behind Dish in Catcher Chris Chinea
St. Louis selected Chinea in the 17th round of the 2015 MLB First-Year Player Draft out of LSU and spent all but the final two games of that season at the Rookie Level with Johnson City. He hit .313 with six home runs and 27 RBI in 44 contests. In 160 at bats he scored 19 runs, had 11 doubles, one triple, a .356 on base percentage, and a .506 slugging percentage for an .863 OPS.
Max Murphy Returning to St. Paul Saints to Tourch American Assocaition Pitching
The 27-year-old Max Murphy was on fire for the first part of the 2019 season, slugging .343 with 17 home runs, 43 RBI, 13 doubles, and one triple.
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