Daily Padres Roundup: July 15, 2013

Hedges played in the “Futures Game” earlier today. Mandatory Credit: Brad Penner-USA TODAY Sports

Here is the “Daily Roundup,” Friars fans:

• The Padres shifted some parts in their bullpen yesterday when they called up Colt Hynes from Triple-A Tucson.  San Diego optioned Brach Brach back to Triple-A to make room for Hynes according to team beat writer Corey Brock via Twitter.

• The Padres had two players who participated in the “All-Star Futures Game” at Citi Field yesterday.  Austin Hedges was the catcher for the ” United States” team, and Reymond Fuentes and Yeison Asencio were outfielders for the “World” team.  Hedges drew some rave reviews from ESPN.com’s David Schoenfield for his skill-set as well.

• Andy Masur tweeted some information about what the Padres’ starting rotation will look like after the All-Star break.  According to Bud Black (via Masur), Jason Marquis will start against the St. Louis Cardinals in San Diego’s first post-break game.  Marquis will be followed by Edinson Volquez and Eric Stults in games two and three of the series.

• “TheThinGwynn” of Gaslamp Ball listed each the eight times that a San Diego Padres team has been “no-hit” in the franchise’s almost 45 year history.

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