Dempster gave up two runs for his first faulty start of the season but he did pick up a couple of strikeouts. The offense was virtually non-existent. Jacoby Ellsbury, Ryan Sweeney, Jonny Gomes, Mike Carp, and Christian Vazquez contributed the only hits. Stephen Drew was out with a mild concussion. Iglesias time?
Player of the Game: Christian Vazquez (1 for 2, double)
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Thursday, August 25, 2011
One-Card Wonder Pt. 18: Ramon Vazquez
For whatever reason, sometimes I am only able to find one card of certain players. To be considered a One-Card Wonder, a player must have been active since 1991 (when I started paying attention).
RAMON VAZQUEZ
Ramon Vazquez was one of three players acquired from the San Diego Padres after the 2004 season in exchange for outfielder Dave Roberts. Vazquez was your basic run-of-the-mill backup middle infielder. His career in Boston was decidedly short as he was traded to Cleveland for Alex Cora after only 27 games.
Vazquez hit .197/.234/.230/.464. He had no home runs, two doubles, and four RBIs. His defense was not much to write home about either. It's no wonder he did not last long. None of the players Boston received in the trade really did, but Vazquez was the shortest tenured player.
RAMON VAZQUEZ
Ramon Vazquez was one of three players acquired from the San Diego Padres after the 2004 season in exchange for outfielder Dave Roberts. Vazquez was your basic run-of-the-mill backup middle infielder. His career in Boston was decidedly short as he was traded to Cleveland for Alex Cora after only 27 games.
Vazquez hit .197/.234/.230/.464. He had no home runs, two doubles, and four RBIs. His defense was not much to write home about either. It's no wonder he did not last long. None of the players Boston received in the trade really did, but Vazquez was the shortest tenured player.
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