Im dissapointed they sent Capellan down. I was very high on him for this season.
Congrats to Gwynn and Aquino

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MickeyDavis wrote:Our middle relief is our weakest spot I think. Capellan could easily be back in a month.
cam2win wrote:I'm actually a little shocked Gwynn made it considerg we are only carrying 5 infielders. No doubt Gwynn is more valuable of a hitter and base runner over Rottino but I figured Vinny would make it based on his versatility on the infield. Congrats to Tony though.
I'm not so shocked about the bullpen though. I actually would rather see CV start in triple A and continue to start but he pitched to well to be left off the club I guess. Capellan just struggled in spring after pitching all winter. I hope he doesn't retire like he said he was considering and continues to work hard and get back here. He has a ton of potential and if our staff really is full I would think him being sent down hurts his trade value.
Hopefully we won't have to rely on middle relief as much as we have in the past. Yeah, there are going to be games when the starters struggle, but if we can consistently get to Wise, Turnbow, and Cordero we could be dangerous.
Aquino won a three-man competition for the final bullpen job, topping Jose Capellan and Chris Spurling. Capellan, who made 61 appearances for the Brewers last seson, was so upset over the decision that he told teammates he might retire.