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RYAN VERDUGO

|     Kansas City Royals   Minors [AAA]

High Level:   MLB
Positions:   P-120
Full Name:   Ryan Louis Verdugo
Born:   Apr 10, 1987  (26.042) in Lake Stevens,Washington
Control
32
K-Rating
64
Efficiency
59
vsPower
39
Ht/Wt:  6-0 / 195   Bats/Throws:  Left / Left
High School:   Lake Stevens  (Lake Stevens,WA)
College:   Louisiana State University,  Skagit Valley College
Drafted:  San Francisco Giants:  2008-9-267 (June-Reg)

TBC Player ID:  54607
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OFF THE FIELD
Start DateEnd Date#DaysStatusMLB TeamMinor Team40-ManTransaction Description
2013-04-07Current--MinorsKansas City RoyalsOmaha (AAA) Assigned to Omaha (AAA)
2012-11-302013-04-07129MinorsKansas City Royals  Outrighted to minors
2012-11-202012-11-3011DFAKansas City Royals  Designated for assignment
2012-11-122012-11-209ActiveKansas City Royals Yes
2012-07-182012-11-12118MinorsKansas City RoyalsOmaha (AAA)YesOptioned to Omaha (AAA)
2012-07-172012-07-182ActiveKansas City Royals YesRecalled from Omaha (AAA)
2012-06-072012-07-1741MinorsKansas City RoyalsOmaha (AAA)YesOptioned to Omaha (AAA)
2012-06-052012-06-073ActiveKansas City Royals YesRecalled from Omaha (AAA)
2012-05-252012-06-0512MinorsKansas City Royals Yes

The transactions grid above is available for Major Leaguers and Minor Leaguers since May of 2012. All transactions prior to this date will be listed below.



DateNotes
2011-11-07Traded by Giants with Jonathan Sanchez to Royals for Melky Cabrera
Drafted:  Selected by San Francisco Giants in 9th round (267th overall) of 2008 Amateur Draft (June-Reg Phase)
  *Did not sign*  ...  Selected by San Francisco Giants in 47th round (1378th overall) of 2007 Amateur Draft (June-Reg Phase)
  *Did not sign*  ...  Selected by Philadelphia Phillies in 43rd round (1293rd overall) of 2005 Amateur Draft (June-Reg Phase)


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