Broncos sign Maiko Loyola to play the outfield, release LHP Michael Haddad
Published on August 12, 2010 under United League Baseball (ULB)
Laredo Broncos News Release
The Laredo Broncos have announced they have signed OF Maiko Loyola to a 2010 contract. Loyola, a six year professional baseball player, spent two years in the Pirates organization, before playing three years with the Rays organization and spent 2009 with the Detroit Tigers organization. A Career batting average of , Loyola is expected to fill the void left by Kenny Gilbert when he injured his knee.
To clear a roster spot the Broncos announced they have released LHP Michael Haddad. Haddad, a rookie to professional baseball was 0-0, with a 0.00 ERA in just 6 appearances for Laredo. He had thrown 7.0 innings, and allowed
Other roster recent roster moves for the Broncos include putting SS Ryan Flynn on the disabled list (knee) and signing
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