2010 Minor League Roundup

[Scarey]

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Mark Holliman? He was a Rebel.

He's in the Brewers organization now.
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Yup, that's the guy - was absolutely dominant for a year with the Cubs (AA, I believe). Can't remember what happened.
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He threw a rain shortened no-hitter at Tennessee IIRC. Looking at his stats he consistently had an ERA upwards of 4 to 5. I always thought his numbers were better. Maybe the guru, Scarey, can fill us in.
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I never paid much attention to Holliman. He never put up numbers or peripherals that stood out. I saw him very much like I saw Mitch Atkins. Neither of them ever really had a big time go to pitch either. The only difference was there was a time when I incorrectly thought Atkins had turned a corner.