| Fri Mar 11 2011 | 12:10 | Phillies grant Robb Quinlan his release | ||||
Phillies released INF-OF Robb Quinlan. | ||||||
Quinlan inked a minor league contract with the Phillies in January and was also granted an invitation to spring training. But he didn't last long and will now try to latch on elsewhere. The 33-year-old spent a majority of the 2010 season with the Angels' Triple-A affiliate. | ||||||
| Source: Todd Zolecki on Twitter | ||||||
| Thu Jan 6 2011 | 13:16 | Phils sign INF-OF Quinlan to minors deal | ||||
Phillie signed INF-OF Robb Quinlan to a minor league contract. | ||||||
He'll also get an invite to spring training. Quinlan, 33, spent most of last season with Triple-A Salt Lake, but went 4-for-33 (.121) in 23 games with the Angels. With the ability to play the corners and the outfield, he'll compete for the final bench spot during spring training. | ||||||
| Wed Sep 8 2010 | 00:02 | Angels release Robb Quinlan | ||||
Angels released 1B Robb Quinlan. | ||||||
Quinlan spent most of the season with Triple-A Salt Lake, batting .258/.336/.305 line in 128 at-bats. The 33-year-old utility man was 4-for-33 (.121) with the Angels this season. | ||||||
| Sun Jul 4 2010 | 17:25 | Angels send down 1B Quinlan | ||||
Angels optioned 1B Robb Quinlan to Triple-A Salt Lake. | ||||||
Quinlan was really struggling and the Angels are looking for offense in their struggle to stay in the race for the AL West. His demotion might mean regular playing time for Paul McAnulty, but neither had enough power to really register in mixed leagues. | ||||||
| Wed Jun 16 2010 | 19:09 | Angels recall Quinlan from Triple-A Salt Lake | ||||
Angels recalled 1B Robb Quinlan from Triple-A Salt Lake. | ||||||
Quinlan was optioned to the minors about three hours ago and probably didn't even board a flight. He will return to the Angels to provide infield depth while Maicer Izturis and Erick Aybar are sidelined. | ||||||
| Wed Jun 16 2010 | 16:37 | Angels option Robb Quinlan to AAA Salt Lake | ||||
Angels optioned 1B Robb Quinlan to Triple-A Salt Lake. | ||||||
The Angels are still seeking a replacement at first base for Kendry Morales, who is out for the season due to ankle surgery. Mike Napoli appears to be their best bet, with Bobby Wilson manning catcher. Quinlan has batted a hideous .129/.182/.194 in 31 at-bats this season on the major league level. | ||||||
| Sun Jun 6 2010 | 19:52 | Quinlan collects three hits in start at 1B | ||||
Robb Quinlan went 3-for-5 with a pair of doubles on Sunday. | ||||||
A fine performance, but the fact that Quinlan was starting at first base just helps reinforce how desperate the Halos are for help at the position in the absence of Kendry Morales. Recently recalled from the minors, Quinlan entered the game without a hit in 14 major-league at-bats this year and has posted a sub-700 OPS in each of his past three seasons. | ||||||
| Tue Apr 20 2010 | 20:46 | Angels call up Robb Quinlan | ||||
Angels recalled INF-OF Robb Quinlan from Triple-A Salt Lake. | ||||||
Quinlan was just sent to the minors earler this month. The 33-year-old utility man batted .243/.275/.339 with two homers and 14 RBI in 115 at-bats with the Angels last season. | ||||||
| Fri Apr 9 2010 | 20:20 | Angels send utility man Quinlan to minors | ||||
Angels optioned INF-OF Robb Quinlan to Triple-A Salt Lake. | ||||||
The have decided to carry another arm out of the bullpen. Quinlan, 33, was signed to a minor league contract in February after batting .243/.275/.339 with two homers and 14 RBI in 115 at-bats with the Angels last season. | ||||||
| Source: Orange County Register | ||||||