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Nettuno apparently interested in Matt DeSalvo, Dan Delucia and Yohan Pino

Posted on January 20, 2012January 20, 2012 by philipp

It seems that Danesi Nettuno is not done this offseason. Besides the rumor that Czech right-hander Boris Bokaj will join the IBL vice champion they are also interested in three pitchers with big names according to In Liberia Uscita. Matt DeSalvo, Dan Delucia and Yohan Pino seem to be on the shopping list of Nettuno, probably to replace Kris Wilson. DeSalvo is certainly the most known thanks to his seven-game stint with the New York Yankees in 2007. All three should be reinforcements in the Italian Baseball League. We’ll have to wait, who, if anyone, is coming.

1 thought on “Nettuno apparently interested in Matt DeSalvo, Dan Delucia and Yohan Pino”

  1. Doc_32 says:
    January 31, 2012 at 11:43 pm

    According to his Twitter-Account, Dirk Hayhurst will play in Nettuno this summer!

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