Showing posts with label Todd Frazier. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Todd Frazier. Show all posts

Sunday, May 17, 2020

The Best Moment In Each Ballpark's History

As baseball stadiums sit empty, still, you can’t help and look at them and think of what has happened there, memories we’ll carry with us the rest of our lives. Because when greatness has happened before, it reminds us it can, and will, happen again.

St. Louis Official Site

Sunday, February 16, 2020

Tedd Frazier Brings 'Breath Of Fresh Air' To Rangers

The Rangers wanted free-agent third baseman Todd Frazier right from the beginning of the offseason.

Texas Official Site

Monday, January 13, 2020

Obvious Interest, Complex Trade: Cutting Through The Clutter On Nolan Arenado & The Cardinals

When the Cardinals headed to California to woo Giancarlo Stanton and try to convince him, in person, to waive his no-trade clause and accept the trade the Marlins had to St. Louis, they had an advocate already in the room, one who already had the ear of the reigning NL MVP.

Birdland

How The Cardinals Could Reduce The Cost Of Trading For Nolan Arenado

As time goes by, the drumbeat of the rumor that the St. Louis Cardinals are seriously working on a trade for Nolan Arenado just keeps getting louder.

Cheap Seats

Tuesday, December 31, 2019

Rangers Talking To Todd Frazier As Potential Hedge While They Wait On Nolan Arenado

The Rangers still have their eyes focused on the big prize, but since landing Nolan Arenado remains a long shot, they are also hedging their bets some.

Dallas News

Wednesday, July 31, 2019

Mets Streak At Six After Jacob DeDrom Strikes Out 11

Hours after the Trade Deadline came and went, after Mets officials finished spinning their strategy as a way to stay relevant in 2019, the players stepped back between the lines to face the hard part.

New York-N Official Site

Noah Syndergaard K's 11, Then Says: 'I Think I'm Staying Put'

Noah Syndergaard is tired enough of hearing his name in trade rumors that he has taken to joking about it on social media, changing his profile description to “Pitcher for the New York Mets, for now.” He admitted late on Tuesday that speculation is always in the back of his mind. It is, in his words, “getting kind of old.”

New York-N Official Site

Friday, July 26, 2019

Zack Wheeler Nothces Win In Return From Injured List

As Zack Wheeler strode off the mound Friday for what might have been the final time in a Mets uniform, many of the 33,776 in attendance at Citi Field stood to serenade him. It may not be inevitable that the Mets trade Wheeler before the July 31 Deadline, but a significant chance remains.

New York-N Official Site

Thursday, July 11, 2019

Wednesday, July 10, 2019

Noah Syndergaard In Demand As Mets Discuss Possible Trades

More than halfway through their season, the Mets have little choice but to face their reality: They aren’t very good. And when you aren’t very good — 40-50 and second-to-last in the National League — teams will call about your players.

Newsday

Tuesday, May 14, 2019

Jed Lowrie Suffers Setback

Just as he reached the cusp of his long-awaited Mets debut, Jed Lowrie suffered a setback that will cost him several weeks.

New York-A Official Site

Tuesday, February 26, 2019

Todd Frazier Out Indefinitely With Oblique Injury

Todd Frazier was visibly upset as he left the Mets' clubhouse on Tuesday, bound for New York and another doctor's office. The knowledge was still fresh that Frazier had sustained a left oblique strain during batting practice the day before, depleting the Mets' infield depth and putting Opening Day in jeopardy.

New York-N Official Site

Sunday, September 30, 2018

Sandy Alcantara K's Ten In Strong Outing To End Season

If Sunday's finale is any indication, Sandy Alcantara should be primed to open 2019 in the Marlins' rotation. The rookie aggressively pounded the zone with his four-seam fastball, running it up as high as 98.3 mph.

Miami Official Site

Saturday, September 15, 2018

Jay Bruce Wants This Mets Audtion To Mean Something

Even as the ball explodes off his bat with more frequency, Jay Bruce just wants this season to end.

NY Post

Thursday, September 13, 2018

Sandy Alcantara Shines As Marlins Fall On Walk-Off

At 23 years old, Marlins right-hander Sandy Alcantara is not quite a finished product. But he's getting closer.

Miami Official Site