Garza came up through the Guardians organization.

He took a non-guaranteed split contract with the Angels instead and was designated for assignment after six appearances in Triple A. Bush said righthander Justin Garza, claimed off waivers on Friday, was a player the Sox were interested in signing over the offseason. “At least a few, I don’t want to put a number on it,” Bush said. Soho, 22 (214pp) ISBN 978-1-56947-437-2 At the start of Chang's promising debut, NYPD detective Jack Yu must cope with his father's recent death and. Typically, the Sox would want a reliever to get five or six appearances before returning. That process will start in extended spring training this week before he is assigned to a minor league team. Lefthander Joely Rodríguez, who has been out all season with an oblique strain suffered in spring training, is ready for games. The lefty could stay in the minors for another turn. Since, like the author, Yu grew up in Chinatown, he has inside information on the famous district and can interact easily with its residents. Paxton also threw 90 pitches, hitting the goal the Sox set for him. 5228 likes, 45 comments - The New Yorker (newyorkermag) on Instagram: Chinatown Beat follows Henry Chang, a 70-year-old novelist, whose crime novels are. Henry Changs first novel, Chinatown Beat, features New York Police Department detective Jack Yu, who finds himself on a case in New York Citys Chinatown. James Paxton went 5⅓ scoreless innings in his latest rehab appearance for Worcester, allowing two hits and a walk while striking out eight and hitting 96.1 miles per hour with his fastball.

Chinatown Beat by Henry Chang