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Callix Crabbe | Second Baseman

Team:	Toronto Blue Jays
Age / DOB:	(30) / 2/14/1983
Ht / Wt:	5'7' / 185
Bats / Throws:	Switch / Right
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Padres returned Rule 5 Draft pick INF Callix Crabbe to the Milwaukee Brewers.

Crabbe had been selected by San Diego in the Rule-5 draft in December, and he hit .176 in 28 at-bats for the Padres. With Abraham Nunez struggling in the minors, the Brewers probably wanted a better insurance policy if something happened to Rickie Weeks. Crabbe'll be sent to Triple-A Nashville. Fri, May 16, 2008 03:27:00 PM

Padres send Crabbe back to Brewers
Fri, May 16, 2008 03:27:00 PM
Padres designate Crabbe for assignment
Mon, May 12, 2008 05:02:00 PM
Padres' Crabbe goes hitless in loss
Thu, May 8, 2008 04:55:00 PM
Padres' Crabbe goes 3-for-4
Thu, Mar 13, 2008 06:58:00 PM

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Callix Crabbe - 2B - Blue Jays

Padres designated infielder Callix Crabbe for assignment.

Crabbe hit .176/.282/.206 in 34 at-bats for the Padres. The Brewers will have the option of taking the Rule-5 pick back if he clears waivers, but they might just give him to the Padres for a minor prospect. He's not part of their future plans, and they were pretty happy to see him get an opportunity elsewhere when he was selected in December.

Mon, May 12, 2008 05:02:00 PM

Callix Crabbe - 2B - Blue Jays

Filling in for Tadahito Iguchi, Callix Crabbe went 0-for-4 with a walk and committed two errors on Thursday.

Crabbe's roster spot is very much in danger with Juan Castro available in Triple-A. The Rule-5 pick is hitting .176 with one extra-base hit in 34 at-bats.

Thu, May 8, 2008 04:55:00 PM

Callix Crabbe - 2B - Blue Jays

Callix Crabbe went 3-for-4 on Thursday and is now hitting .364 this spring.

Crabbe's lack of versatility won't help his case for a roster spot, but he still might make the Padres on the basis of his strong perormance this month. Another possibility is that the Padres will trade for his rights. The Brewers made it clear they were happy to see him get an opportunity elsewhere when they lost him in December.

Thu, Mar 13, 2008 06:58:00 PM

Callix Crabbe - 2B - Blue Jays

Padres selected second baseman Callix Crabbe from the Brewers in the second round of the Rule 5 draft.

Crabbe was the fourth and final position player chosen. Despite standing 5-foot-7 (if that), Crabbe has some pop in his bat, finishing at .287/.377/.435 in his first year at Triple-A. Unfortunately, he's not an asset anywhere other than second base and he's not a very good basestealer despite above average speed. We're rooting for him, but he's a long shot to have a career. He'll be in the mix to start at second base for the Padres if the team fails to add a veteran.

Thu, Dec 6, 2007 11:29:00 AM

Callix Crabbe - 2B - Blue Jays

Callix Crabbe went 3-for-5 and hit his fifth and sixth homers Friday for Triple-A Nashville.

Our hopes of Crabbe ever seeing the light of the day in the majors seemed to be smashed when he hit just .267/.368/.345 in Double-A last year, but he's bounced back to bat .296/.376/.435 with 15 steals for Nashville this year. That he's not really an asset anywhere other than second base hurts his chances of making it as bench player, but the chances are pretty good that the 5-foot-7 switch-hitter will at least get a cup of coffee someday.

Sat, Jul 28, 2007 03:00:00 PM

Depth Charts

Batters
Pos	Role	Name
C	1	J.P. Arencibia
	2	Josh Thole
1B	1	Adam Lind
2B	1	Maicer Izturis
	2	Emilio Bonifacio
SS	1	Jose Reyes D.L. Jose Reyes (ankle) will join Triple-A Buffalo on Friday to continue his rehab assignment. He'll be just one step away from activation at that point. Reyes, who has been on the shelf since April 12 with a severe ankle sprain, is 5-for-12 through his first three rehab games at High-A Dunedin. He should be back in the Blue Jays' starting lineup in less than a week. Jun 19
	2	Munenori Kawasaki
3B	1	Brett Lawrie D.L. Brett Lawrie (ankle) took grounders and some light batting practice on Wednesday afternoon. It's a nice step in the right direction for the young third baseman, who injured his ankle on a slide on May 27. He should be cleared to run the bases in about one week. Then comes the minor league rehab assignment. The best guess right now is that he's back in early July. Jun 19
	2	Mark DeRosa
LF	1	Melky Cabrera
	2	Rajai Davis
CF	1	Colby Rasmus
RF	1	Jose Bautista
DH	1	Edwin Encarnacion
Starting Pitcher
Pos	Role	Name
S	1	R.A. Dickey
	2	Josh Johnson
	3	Brandon Morrow D.L. An MRI taken Wednesday on Brandon Morrow's troublesome right forearm showed no major damage. Morrow felt lingering discomfort in his forearm Monday after going two innings in a rehab start at High-A Dunedin. He will refrain from throwing for a week or so to let the inflammation that is bothering him go away. Morrow remains sidelined indefinitely. Jun 19
	4	Mark Buehrle
	5	J.A. Happ D.L. J.A. Happ (head) threw a bullpen session Tuesday. Another step in the right direction for the left-handed starter, who suffered a sprained right knee when he collapsed on the mound after being in the head by a line drive last month. He should be ready to return to live major league games in early-to-mid July. Jun 18
	6	Kyle Drabek D.L. Kyle Drabek (elbow) is scheduled to pitch two innings of an intrasquad game early next week. Good news for Drabek, who underwent Tommy John surgery last June. The 25-year-old figures to require a lengthy rehab assignment, but he should make an impact with the big club at some point during the second half of the season. Jun 14
	7	Drew Hutchison D.L. Drew Hutchison (elbow) will throw a simulated game Tuesday. It's the next step in his rehab process from Tommy John surgery. Hutchison figures to throw a few simulated games before going out on a minor league rehab assignment, but he's getting closer. The 22-year-old is unlikely to be an option for the Jays until well into the second half. Jun 14
	8	Chien-Ming Wang
Relief Pitcher
Pos	Role	Name
R	1	Casey Janssen
	2	Sergio Santos D.L. Sergio Santos (elbow) threw long-toss Friday. Santos is currently making his way back from surgery last month to remove bone chips and spurs from his right elbow. He's expected to throw a side session next week, but he won't be an option for Toronto's bullpen until after the All-Star break. Jun 14
	3	Darren Oliver
	4	Steve Delabar
	5	Esmil Rogers
	6	Aaron Loup
	7	Brett Cecil
	8	Dustin McGowan
	9	Luis Perez D.L. Luis Perez has shut down his rehab due to lingering issues with his surgically-repaired elbow. Perez underwent Tommy John reconstructive elbow surgery last July. He might not pitch in the majors in 2013. Jun 18
	10	Neil Wagner
	11	Juan Perez
	12	Ramon Ortiz D.L. An MRI on Ramon Ortiz's right elbow did not reveal a tear. It's a surprise, given Ortiz's reaction after suffering the injury Sunday. He'll be re-evaluated after the swelling subsides, but it sounds like his career isn't over just yet. Jun 4

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