
Eeles Transferred to St. Paul
Published on July 4, 2024 under Midwest League (MWL)
Cedar Rapids Kernels News Release
CEDAR RAPIDS, Iowa - In conjunction with the Minnesota Twins, the Cedar Rapids Kernels announce the following roster moves effective today. IF Payton Eeles has been transferred from Cedar Rapids to AAA St. Paul. This move was announced by Minnesota Twins Manager, Minor League Operations Jason Davila.
The 2024 Cedar Rapids roster currently sits at 27 active players, with eight on the injured list.
Cedar Rapids returns home for a 4th of July contest with Quad Cities tonight at 6:35.
Midwest League Stories from July 4, 2024
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- Nwogu and Morel Homer in Cubs' 4-0 Shutout Victory - South Bend Cubs
- Kernels Explode for Eight Runs in an 8-5 Independence Day Win Over Quad Cities - Cedar Rapids Kernels
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- Dragons Overcome 3-0 9th Inning Deficit to Win in Extra Innings on July 4th - Dayton Dragons
- Lugs Fall to Fort Wayne on Fourth - Lansing Lugnuts
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