(San Juan Cabelleros) - Disgruntled tight end Phillip Eash was not happy with his playing time on the San Juan Cabelleros. The tight end was buried on the depth chart and was notreceiving the playing time he felt he deserved. He felt as though he could be utilized differently.
The owner of the San Juan Cabelleros began shopping the tight end last week in an effort to move the disgruntled tight end and found a buyer.
The Saiban Fighters of the Oceania League came knocking.
In an effort to increase the morale of the locker room and to provide Mr. Eash with an opportunity to compete for a starting job, the San Juan Cabelleros traded the disgruntled tight end to the Saiban Fighters for cash considerations.
The San Juan Cabelleros started off the season strong with a 3-0 start, but have lost two very close, tough games the past two outings. They look to rebound this week against a struggling Machu Picchu Bulldogs team to move to 4-2 and break the two game skid.
The owner of the San Juan Cabelleros began shopping the tight end last week in an effort to move the disgruntled tight end and found a buyer.
The Saiban Fighters of the Oceania League came knocking.
In an effort to increase the morale of the locker room and to provide Mr. Eash with an opportunity to compete for a starting job, the San Juan Cabelleros traded the disgruntled tight end to the Saiban Fighters for cash considerations.
The San Juan Cabelleros started off the season strong with a 3-0 start, but have lost two very close, tough games the past two outings. They look to rebound this week against a struggling Machu Picchu Bulldogs team to move to 4-2 and break the two game skid.
