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Cardinals signed C Ed Easley to a minor league contract with an invitation to spring training.

Easley, 27, has spent his entire career in the Diamondbacks’ minor league system and batted .334/.394/.478 with six home runs and 49 RBI over 87 games this past season in Triple-A. He’ll likely serve as minor league depth in 2014.
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Cardinals recalled C Ed Easley from Triple-A Memphis.

Easley was up briefly with the big club earlier this season but didn’t receive an at-bat. His stay this time around is also likely to be short, as Jon Jay (wrist) is due back from the disabled list Friday.
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Cardinals optioned C Ed Easley from Triple-A Memphis.

Easley was up with the Cards for a few weeks but only saw two at-bats. He returns to a .295/.422/.400 batting line at Memphis.
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Cardinals recalled C Ed Easley from Triple-A Memphis.

Easley was up briefly for the Cards earlier this season but has spent almost all of the year at Memphis, where he hit .251/.345/.337 with four homers. He’ll serve as the club’s fourth catcher.
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Cardinals optioned C Ed Easley to Triple-A Memphis.

Easley was called up to replace Tony Cruz, who had been placed on the paternity leave list. With Cruz returning to the team, Easley will head back to Triple-A, where he’ll serve mainly as minor league depth.
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Cardinals recalled C Ed Easley from Triple-A Memphis.

He’ll back up Yadier Molina this weekend while Tony Cruz is on paternity leave. Easley would be making his major league debut if he gets into a game.
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Cardinals sent C Ed Easley outright to Triple-A Memphis.

Easley did not manage a hit in seven plate appearances this season with St. Louis. The 29-year-old former first-round pick is now off the Cardinals’ 40-man roster.
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Pirates signed C Ed Easley to a minor league contract with an invitation to spring training.

Easley, 30, was hitless in six big league at-bats in 2015 but has been a productive batter at the Triple-A level with a .289/.360/.420 batting line. He’ll begin 2016 back in the minors.
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Pirates reassigned C Ed Easley, C Jacob Stallings, RHP Jorge Rondon, LHP Jim Fuller, and RHP A.J. Schugel to minor league camp.

This should be the second-to-last round of cuts for the Bucs, who open the regular season Sunday afternoon against the Cardinals. There were no real surprises in this bunch. Easley will function as organizational depth at catcher this year for Pittsburgh.
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Single-A Visalia’s Ed Easley went 5-for-5 with a couple of doubles in Saturday’s game.

Easley, a 2007 supplemental first-round pick, is batting .274/.333/.393 in 201 at-bats this season. The Diamondbacks hope they don’t need another catcher anytime soon, but Easley is a pretty good prospect, even if he’s likely to spend most of his career as a backup.
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