Due to the new rules in the Italian Baseball League, which reduces the games per week from three to two, spots for pitchers are getting diminished as well. One of the victims could be Cuban-German left-hander Enorbel Marquez-Ramirez. According to a report by GrandSlam.net, which is referring to a local newspaper, Telemarket Rimini will say goodbye to the southpaw. Apparently they are more interested in Marcos Tabata and Francisco Cruceta. The 38-year-old had been playing in Italy since the 2010 season. He came from the German Baseball-Bundesliga club Solingen Alligators to the Pirates.