Jorge Cantu Baseball Statistics

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Cantu Asks For Trade
Published 4/1/2007 by RotoAuthority at MLB Rumors - MLBTradeRumors.com
... Former 117 RBI man Jorge Cantu doesn't view himself as a Triple A player, and ...

Cantu to Durham Confirmed
Published 4/4/2007 by Doc at MLB Rumors - MLBTradeRumors.com
... , infielder Jorge Cantu ...

Pittsburgh Pirates: When Do You Start to Worry?
Published 4/21/2007 by Cory Humes at Pittsburgh Lumber Co.

Reds acquire Cantu, Cumberland for Medlock, Shackelford
Published 7/29/2007 by Justin at On Baseball and the Reds

Deadline Deals.
Published 7/31/2007 by Doc Scott at Reds (and Blues)
... (AAA), and future considerations to Tampa Bay for INF Jorge Cantu (AAA), OF ...

Marlins still looking for a third baseman
Published 1/3/2008 by craig <info@fishstripes.com> at FishStripes: Front Page Posts
... I would welcome any competition between either of the two with Castillo.  Especially since I'm still extremely puzzled why the Marlins signed Castillo in the first place. So much for that laying off Castillo in the future posts pledge I made a few days ago.  As the character John Wayne plays in the movie Big Jake said "Times change". Jorge Cantu stats Dallas McPherson stats

Under the Radar - Jorge Cantu
Published 1/7/2008 by Brandon Heikoop at Bleacher Report
"I can't base my logic on proof." - Cartman (South Park, 2006) > The Florida Marlins sign INF Jorge Cantu to a one year deal worth up to $600,000. > > This could potentially be one of the most efficient signings of the Hot Stove League, a sign that Larry Beinfest and the Marlins ownership group know how to build and re-build, if only they knew how to sell some tickets or negotiate to build a new ballpark. In any event, Jorge Cantu is my pick for this weeks Under the Radar. I'm not certain how many people recall, but Cantu hit a monster 2 run home run against Jeff ...

Under the Radar: Marlins Sign Jorge Cantu
Published 1/7/2008 by Brandon Heikoop at Bleacher Report
"I can't base my logic on proof." - Eric Cartman (South Park, 2006) The Florida Marlins signed INF Jorge Cantu to a one year deal worth up to $600,000. This could potentially be one of the most efficient signings of the Hot Stove League, a sign that Larry Beinfest and the Marlins ownership group know how to build and rebuild. If only they knew how to sell some tickets or negotiate to build a new ballpark. In any event, Jorge Cantu is my pick for this week's Under the Radar. I'm not certain how many people recall, but Cantu hit a monster two-run home ...

So you think you have what it takes to be a Florida Marlin - Hitters
Published 3/4/2008 by Matt Birnbach at Marlins Today
... Robert Andino considered a longshot unless Hanley or Amezaga gets injured 12ab .167/.231/.167 Jorge Cantu showing good form 11ab .363/.462/.545 2-2b Jose Castillo ...

So you think you have what it takes to be a Florida Marlin - Hitters
Published 3/11/2008 by Matt Birnbach at Marlins Today
... Robert Andino not impressing anyone out there…. except maybe his mom 32ab .188/.229/.219 1-2b Jorge Cantu the absolute 3b frontrunner right now…. shades of 2005 perhaps? 29ab ...

So you think you have what it takes to be a Florida Marlin - Hitters (Update 3)
Published 3/18/2008 by Matt Birnbach at Marlins Today
... Robert Andino I guess re-newing his apt’s lease in Albuquerque was a good thing 43ab .209/.271/.233 1-2b Jorge Cantu best spring training performance since bABE Nunez a few years ago ...

So you think you have what it takes to be a Florida Marlin - Hitters (Update 4)
Published 3/24/2008 by Matt Birnbach at Marlins Today
... Robert Andino With Jose Castillo, gone…. he could be the new Amezaga… or not 44ab .205/.280/.227 1-2b Jorge Cantu He had an ungodly Spring and pushed Jose Castillo to San Fran 54ab ...

Division by Division Preview - NL East
Published 3/31/2008 by Brandon Heikoop at The Outsiders Look at the Insides of Baseball
To be a shock jock…On ESPN Radio this morning Colin Cowherd reported a study conducted by CBS that reported those with a college education and who make more then fifty thousand dollars are more likely to believe that Roger Clemens and Barry Bonds should not be allowed into Baseball’s Hall of Fame. Although there are a lot of questions regarding the survey performed, the conclusions are interesting. The reason why I opened this Division Preview with this is because I want to remind readers that an opinion and conclusion can be formed on any basis. While the ‘wealthy’ and ‘educated’ believe that ...