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Well, this is different from the past couple of AAA openers…
I thought Ribalta looked very good this spring, I’d love to see them make him the Wings’ closer.
It says Alvarez is the SP on the Rochester website.
Well, the following info tells us mostly about people who aren’t going to be with the Red Wings:
Rochester Red Wings placed RHP Tyler Baum on the 7-day injured list.
Rochester Red Wings transferred CF Levi Jordan to the Development List.
Rochester Red Wings transferred C Tres Barrera to the Development List.
RHP Holden Powell assigned to Harrisburg Senators from Rochester Red Wings.
LHP Shinnosuke Ogasawara assigned to Harrisburg Senators from Rochester Red Wings.
RHP Cesar Rojas assigned to Fredericksburg Nationals from Rochester Red Wings.
RHP Connor Van Scoyoc assigned to Harrisburg Senators from Rochester Red Wings.
OF Leandro Pineda assigned to Harrisburg Senators from Rochester Red Wings.
SS Kervin Pichardo assigned to Harrisburg Senators from Rochester Red Wings.
RHP Brady Hill assigned to Wilmington Blue Rocks from Rochester Red Wings.
RHP Tyler Schoff assigned to Harrisburg Senators from Rochester Red Wings.
RHP Euri Montero assigned to Wilmington Blue Rocks from Rochester Red Wings.
RHP Erick Mejia assigned to Harrisburg Senators from Rochester Red Wings.
RHP Jack Sinclair assigned to Rochester Red Wings from Harrisburg Senators.
RHP Dylan Tebrake assigned to Harrisburg Senators from Rochester Red Wings.
RHP Kyle Luckham assigned to Harrisburg Senators from Rochester Red Wings.
RHP Sandy Gaston assigned to Harrisburg Senators from Rochester Red Wings.
RHP Eiker Huizi assigned to Harrisburg Senators from Rochester Red Wings.
LF Jack Rogers assigned to Harrisburg Senators from Rochester Red Wings.
LHP Erik Tolman assigned to Rochester Red Wings from Harrisburg Senators.
RHP Johan Otanez assigned to Wilmington Blue Rocks from Rochester Red Wings.
Rochester Red Wings released 2B Viandel Pena.
Rochester Red Wings released SS Sergio Alcántara.
What looks like the opening day roster is I think here:
https://www.milb.com/rochester/roster
Saw that too but it appears to have 29 active players on it. So maybe 1 person is on the IL but it is not shown here.
Can someone explain the development list to me? I see 2 on roster listed that for their status.
In theory, it’s when a guy is removed from the roster but is not hurt. It’s 7-day minimum, but can be applied retroactively. It’s supposed to be a signal that there’s no injury. This is contrast to the I.L., which is supposed to be used to park guys with injuries.
The I.L. used to be called the 7-Day D.L. when the NAPBL was runing the minor leagues. It was renamed the I.L. when MLB took over MiLB. Before the change, teams used to play games all the time with the 7-day D.L. and the 3-day T.I.L. before the roster rules were changed to allow for more players per roster but a limit as to how many are active.
What we’ve noticed is that most of the guys placed on the Development List are OG’s (organizational guys), not prospects. So there is still a little lingering gamesmanship.
TY
We used to call it the taxi squad in a previous generation .
Like when beer was not $11 for a tall one lol