Day, Rockies Agree to One-Year Contract
1/18/06 - Pitcher Zach Day re-signed with the
Colorado Rockies, agreeing to a one-year
deal worth $600,000.
Last season, Day went 1-2 with a 6.75 ERA
in 12 games for Washington. On July 13, he
was traded to Colorado along with J.J. Davis
for outfielder Preston Wilson. Day appeared in
only five games for the Rockies before breaking
his right thumb in September. He was placed
on the 60-day disabled list and missed the
remainder of the season.
Day was originally drafted by the Yankees and
spent time with the Cleveland organization
before making his major league debut with the
Expos in 2002.
Day has a career record of 12-22 with a 4.41 ERA.
(JM)
Colorado Rockies, agreeing to a one-year
deal worth $600,000.
Last season, Day went 1-2 with a 6.75 ERA
in 12 games for Washington. On July 13, he
was traded to Colorado along with J.J. Davis
for outfielder Preston Wilson. Day appeared in
only five games for the Rockies before breaking
his right thumb in September. He was placed
on the 60-day disabled list and missed the
remainder of the season.
Day was originally drafted by the Yankees and
spent time with the Cleveland organization
before making his major league debut with the
Expos in 2002.
Day has a career record of 12-22 with a 4.41 ERA.
(JM)
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