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Transactions in Italian Baseball League

Posted on November 30, 2007 by philipp

Several Italian teams were active since the end of the season. Not all transactions are confirmed and official. But this should change in the upcoming weeks.

Italeri Fortitudo Bologna:
New: Cody CILLO (Godo), Joseph MAZZUCCA (Godo)
Gone: Stefano BAZZARINI (Parma)

De Angelis Godo:
New:
Gone:
Cody CILLO (Bologna), Joseph MAZZUCCA (Bologna), Christian MURA (Ritirato), Michele GERALI (Parma), Marcello MALAGOLI (unknown)

Montepaschi Grosseto:
New: Anthony FERRARI (Camden Riversharks), Lorenzo AVAGNINA (Avigliana)
Gone: Michael COLUCCI (Ravenna), Kevin Michael HALE (Piacenza)

Danesi Cafe Nettuno:
New:
Gone:
Alejandro FREIRE (unknown), James MC NAMARA (unknown)

Cariparma:
New: Stefano BAZZARINI (Bologna), Michele GERALI (Godo), Federico BIASETTI (Brescia), Alessandro FANFONI (Sala Baganza)
Gone: Chris DI ROMA (Rimini), Federico COMELLI (Sala Baganza), Marcello SACCHARDI (retired), Paul MACALUSO (Reggio Emilia), Adolfo GOMEZ (unknown)

Telemarket Rimini:
New: Chris DI ROMA (Parma), Mattia CAMPANINI (Riccione)
Gone:

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