Wellemeyer calls it a career: MLB.com reports that SP Todd Wellemeyer announced his retirement on Saturday. The right-hander had been pitching for Triple-A Iowa in the Cubs' farm system, where he appeared in just one game. Wellemeyer pitched eight years in the majors, going 32-34 with a 4.83 ERA in 208 appearances, including 75 starts. (Updated 05/07/2011)
Injury Report
No information available at this time (Updated 5/25/12).
Fantasy Analysis
Wellemeyer had been dealing with a hip injury down on the farm and got lit up in his only start. He tried winning a spot in the rotation with the Cubs during the spring but the 32-year-old couldn't beat out Randy Wells and Andrew Cashner and has now decided to call it a career. He was mostly a low-end Fantasy option in his prime and can be ignored in all formats going forward. (Updated 05/07/2011).
08/09/2010 20:45 Giants designate Wellemeyer, bring up Burriss
The San Francisco Giants have designated for assignment pitcher Todd Wellemeyer, the right-hander who began the season as the team's fifth starter.
07/29/2010 18:10 Marlins' Sanchez twirls one-hit shutout; Posey's streak snapped
Anibal Sanchez pitched a one-hitter for his first shutout since a no-hitter as a rookie in September 2006, and Jorge Cantu played his final game for Florida in the Marlins' 5-0 victory against the San Francisco Giants on Thursday.
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