he was the full time backup guy in 04 and had a .558 OPS over 181 AB.Then the Jays

782 OPS in A ball in 2000, had his first cup of coffee in 02, then made it onto the ML roster in 03, and in spite of a .377 OPS (yes, not BA or even OBP) over 106 AB, he was the full time backup guy in 04 and had a .558 OPS over 181 AB.Then the Jays replica Longines L5.655.6.16.0 Men's watch traded him to the Rays for Chad Gaudin in 12/04 (they didn't have Gerry H yet.) He spent almost all of 05 and all of 06 at AAA had an .898 OPS in 05 but a .598 OPS in 06.He was not re-signed, but the Red Sox picked him up and he had a .611 OPS over 186 AB.They re-signed him in 08 and he had a ML high .647 OPS.

They didn't re-sign him last year because they made Captain Tushy-doo the backup with Victor Martinez the main guy, and their rivals at the Evil Empire grabbed him (no I am not kidding what happened to Jose Molina??) He only had 10 games for the replica Longines L2.643.0.51.6 Men's watch Yanks had a .558 OPS, and he had 68 games at AAA with bout the same OPS.I suppose the brain trust figured he'd hit .250 vs NL pitching or something.Not sure what they plan to do with him as Castro is certainly gonna start the year as the main catcher at AAA guess he's going to?be the?backup there??

NRI Jason Castro, age 22, LH: finished the year at AA, had 239 AB and a .747 OPS.I am sure he's going to start the year at AAA in spite of the fact that Astros fans think he can come up and face ML pitching and hit .300.Besides, the Organization is replica Longines L2.673.8.78.5 watch going to make sure he comes up late enough to screw him out of a year of FA, so IF he hits well, he won't be up until June.NRI Brian Esposito, age 31, RH: a career minor leaguer, he was drafted by the Red Sox in the 5th round of the 2000 draft.He had a .481 OPS at A+ in 02, then in early 03, was either traded to the Angels or released and picked up.