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74 Humberto Cota, C
Height/Weight: 5-11/223 | Birthdate: 2/7/1979 | Birthplace: San Luis Rio Colorado, Mexico | Bats/Throws: R/R | Team: Cincinnati | College: No College | MLB Experience: 7 | Salary:   | Owned/Started%: 0/0

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Reds cut seven from camp


(3/10/2009) The Reds assigned 1B Yonder Alonso to Double-A Carolina, and reassigned C Humberto Cota, C Chris Denove, INF Todd Frazier, C Devin Mesoraco, OF Drew Stubbs and INF Chris Valaika to minor league camp on Tuesday.

Cota arrives, but will leave soon


(2/23/2009) Reds non-roster catcher Humberto Cota arrived in camp Sunday after resolving a visa problem, but he could soon be gone. Cota is one of the Reds expecting to play in the World Baseball Classic.

Reds give Cota minor deal


(2/2/2009) The Reds signed catcher Humberto Cota to a minor league contract.

Cota suspended 50 games Wed.


(5/28/2008) Rockies minor league catcher Humberto Cota was suspended for 50 games Wednesday after testing positive for a performance-enhancing drug. Cota was penalized under the major league drug program, even though he has not been on a major league roster since last June 15, when he was released by the Pittsburgh Pirates. The reason he was covered by the major league plan rather than the minor league program wasn't announced. "I want to make it clear that I did not use any banned substances in order to improve my performance," Cota said in a statement released by the players' association. "In July 2007, I had season-ending surgery performed on my left shoulder. During this past winter, while I was a free agent, my shoulder was slow to heal. I took substances that were prescribed for me by a doctor in Mexico."

Cota already in minors camp


(3/26/2008) The Colorado Rockies sent several players to minor league camp on Wednesday, including Seth Smith, who helped fuel the team's first pennant drive with a series of key pinch hits last September. The Rockies also released former All-Star Marcus Giles, who lost out to rookie Jayson Nix for the starting job at second base. Two others who were in the mix, Omar Quintanilla and Ian Stewart, were optioned to minor league camp, while catcher Humberto Cota was reassigned to minor league camp.

Rockies give Cota minor deal


(3/23/2008) The Rockies signed catcher Humberto Cota to a minor league contract.

Escobar, Cota reassigned to minors


(3/18/2008) The Nationals assigned OF Alex Escobar and C Humberto Cota, both non-roster invitees, to their minor-league camp. Escobar exercised his option to become a free agent.

Eight Nats having visa issues


(2/15/2008) Eight Nats players were unable to report Friday because of visa issues: RHP Luis Ayala, C Jesus Flores, RHP Jesus Colome, LHP Katsuhiko Maekawa, LHP Eude Brito, LHP Arnie Munoz, RHP Ismael Ramirez and C Humberto Cota.

Cota among Nats spring invitees


(11/28/2007) Left-hander Mike Bacsik, who gave up Barry Bonds' record-breaking 756th homer, agreed to terms on a minor league deal with the Nationals. Bacsik was among 19 minor league free agents the Nationals announced Tuesday agreed to contracts and were invited to spring training. The other minor league free agents, several of whom have major league experience, are right-handers Steven Shell, Dennis Tankersley, Bobby Brownlie, Tristan Crawford and Jim Ed Warden; left-handers Mike Hinckley, Arnie Munoz and Jason Stanford; catchers Humberto Cota and Chad Moeller; infielders William Bergolla, Yurendell de Caster, Antonio Perez, Luis Jimenez and Ed Rogers; and outfielders Jason Dubois, Tommy Murphy and Jorge Padilla.

Cota to have season-ending surgery


(8/4/2007) Pirates C Humberto Cota, who had appeared in only one game since April 22 and was with Triple-A Indianapolis, will have season-ending surgery on his left shoulder.

Cota has tough decision to make


(6/15/2007) Pirates C Humberto Cota, who was designated for assignment June 4, had his 10-day window expire and Friday he was in the midst of his 24-hour window to elect whether to accept an outright assignment to Triple-A Indianapolis or declare free agency.

Cota designated for assignment


(6/5/2007) Outfielder Rajai Davis, on a 21-game hitting streak for Triple-A Indianapolis, was recalled by the Pittsburgh Pirates on Monday night and catcher Humberto Cota was designated for assignment.

Cota comes off DL on Sunday


(5/20/2007) The Pirates activated C Humberto Cota (shoulder) from the 15-day DL on Sunday and optioned OF/1B Brad Eldred to Triple-A Indianapolis.

Cota will remain in minors


(5/17/2007) With Ryan Doumit hitting close to .400 and Ronny Paulino showing signs of emerging from a long hitting slump, the Pirates have no plans to recall C Humberto Cota from his rehabilitation assignment at Triple-A Indianapolis, at least this week. Cota (left shoulder strain) was eligible to come off the DL on May 8.

Cota smashing it up in Triple-A


(5/16/2007) Pirates C Humberto Cota, on the disabled list with a strained left shoulder, has gone 6-for-17 (.353) with two doubles and four RBI in the first seven games of his injury-rehabilitation assignment with Triple-A Indianapolis. Cota is eligible to come off the DL now but can stay with Indianapolis for 20 days through May 29.

Cota does well in minors


(5/14/2007) Pirates C Humberto Cota, on the disabled list with a strained left shoulder, is 5 for 13 (.385) with two doubles and three RBI in the first five games of his injury rehabilitation assignment with Triple-A Indianapolis. There is no timetable for when Cota can come off the DL, but he can stay with Indianapolis for 20 days through May 23.

Pirates' Cota start rehab stint


(5/9/2007) Pirates C Humberto Cota, who has been on the disabled list since April 23 with a strained right shoulder, began an injury-rehabilitation assignment with Triple-A Indianapolis on Wednesday and went 0-for-2. Cota has appeared in just four games this season for the Pirates, hitting .250 with three RBIs after driving in only five runs all last season.

Pirates put Cota on 15-day DL


(4/26/2007) The Pirates placed Humberto Cota (left shoulder strain) on the 15-day DL and called up Ryan Doumit from the minors.

Cota doesn't do much in start


(4/23/2007) Ronny Paulino was given a day off to rest on Sunday at L.A. Dodgers, as Humberto Cota got the start in his absence. Cota was 0-for-3 with a strikeout in the start.

Cota, Pirates avoid arbitration


(1/12/2007) The Pirates agreed to terms with C Humberto Cota on a one-year contract.

Cota stuck behind hot Paulino


(7/5/2006) Rookie C Ronny Paulino made a pair of throwing errors on stolen bases by Jose Reyes, giving him nine errors this season. Paulino entered the game with the most errors among NL catchers. The rookie has stolen full-time duty from career reserve Humberto Cota.

Humberto Cota still spot starter


(6/17/2006) Cota has played in only three games for the month of June, totaling just seven at-bats for the Pirates.

Cota to sit again Sunday


(5/28/2006) Ryan Doumit made his first start at catcher since April 11 on Saturday night. Doumit was out for three weeks with a hamstring injury and, after returning May 3, has been used at first base and designated hitter. Ronny Paulino, who has supplanted Doumit and Humberto Cota as the starting C, will catch Oliver Perez's start Sunday against the Astros. Previously, Cota caught nearly all of Perez's starts, but Perez has given up only two earned runs in his last two starts with Paulino catching.

Cota still not in the lineup


(7:23 pm ET) Humberto Cota (thigh) is not in the starting lineup for Friday's game at Cleveland, as Ryan Doumit (hamstring) was inserted into the lineup at designated hitter and Ronny Paulino is back behind the plate.

Cota sita again on Thursday


(5/18/2006) Humberto Cota (thigh) was out of the starting lineup for yet another game on Thursday afternoon against Cincinnati, as the team gave catcher Ronny Paulino another start behind the dish.