Showing posts with label Bob Geren. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Bob Geren. Show all posts

Friday, May 31, 2019

Justin Turner Misses Another Start With Tight Hamstring; Bob Geren Manages For A Game

Dodgers third baseman Justin Turner was out of the lineup for a second game Friday night with mild right hamstring tightness, but he worked out on the field during batting practice.

Los Angeles Official Site

Wednesday, October 18, 2017

Bob Geren, Chip Hale Not On Mets' Managerial Radar

Given their recent history with the Mets, Bob Geren and Chip Hale have often been linked to the team’s managerial opening. But sources told Newsday on Tuesday that neither man is considered a candidate for the job.

Newsday

Thursday, October 12, 2017

Mets Plan To Interview Bob Geren, Chip Hale, Joe McEwing, & Alex Cora

The Mets have begun interviewing candidates for their vacant managerial opening, a source with knowledge of the process told Newsday on Wednesday, with the first round of talks expected to linger into next week.

Newsday

Saturday, September 16, 2017

Jed Lowrie Surprised He Wasn't Traded; Mets, Phillies, & Royals Scouting Doug Fister; Bob Geren Could Be Next In Line As Mets Manager

Doug Fister, RHP, Red Sox — Right now there are two types of scouts at ballparks — those watching prospective playoff opponents and those watching potential free agents. Fister is getting a lot of attention. The Mets, Phillies, and Royals have had scouts watching his outings of late. Fister can be a free agent after this season, and this time he probably won’t have to wait until late May to sign a major league deal. Question is, will the Red Sox be interested in re-signing him with Steven Wright due back next season?

Boston Globe

Monday, October 24, 2016

Bob Geren & Rick Honeycutt Expected To Return With Dodgers In 2017

Dodgers manager Dave Roberts said on Monday that he expects his coaching staff to return in 2017.

Los Angeles Official Site

Friday, December 4, 2015

Mets Interested In Denard Span & Steve Cishek

While their pursuit of Ben Zobrist has escalated, the Mets still have an eye on adding an outfielder capable playing centerfield and a veteran reliever to round out the bullpen.

Newsday

Wednesday, December 2, 2015

Bob Geren Reportedly To Become Dodgers' Bench Coach

Bob Geren may have lost out on the Dodgers' managerial job, but he is reportedly heading to Los Angeles anyway. FOX Sports reported Wednesday that Geren will become the bench coach of new Dodgers manager Dave Roberts, leaving the bench-coach position he has held with the Mets since October 2011.

New York-N Official Site

Friday, November 13, 2015

Bob Geren Eliminated From Consideration For Dodgers Manager Job

The Los Angeles Dodgers have interviewed nine candidates for their managerial opening and are going to bring back four of them as finalists next week. The four will be: Bud Black, Darin Erstad, Gabe Kapler and Dave Roberts. The rest of the field is no longer in contention, according to sources familiar with the search. Kapler, the Dodgers' director of player development, is still considered the front-runner by many despite his lack of managerial experience and denials from the team of that being the case.

ESPN

Friday, November 6, 2015

Rick Honeycutt Gets Two-Year Deal To Stay With Dodgers

Dodgers pitching coach Rick Honeycutt has a new two-year deal to stay with the Dodgers, sources say.

CBS Sports

Wednesday, November 4, 2015

Bob Geren To Interview For Dodgers Manager

New York Mets bench coach Bob Geren has joined the list of candidates for the Los Angeles Dodgers' managerial job.

Fox Sports

Saturday, October 24, 2015

Cardinals A Possibility For David Price; Jason Heyward Great Defensively, Questionable Offense; Two Teams Reviewing Rich Hill's Last Four Starts; Bob Geren Wants To Manage Again

Jason Heyward, RF — Of the eight, five thought he’d be a very good free agent for a lot of teams, based on his age (27), production, and defense. Those against him cite a supposed lack of production. “You’re not getting a 30/100 player. You’re getting an 18/80 guy. That’s fine,” said an AL GM. “You’re getting great defense, but the offense is above average, not great.”

Boston Globe

Friday, July 3, 2015

Mets Might Look At Justin Upton, Been In Talks For Ben Zobrist

Meantime, the Mets have been scouring the market for offense but to this point have found mostly players other teams are trying to shed. Alderson recently said he's willing to "overpay" for hitting help, without specifying what he meant by that; in any case, like others, the Mets seem to have their limits in trading for rental stars, though they might at least look at Justin Upton if he becomes available, regardless of their preference for a lefty swinger.

CBS Sports

Monday, June 21, 2010

Athletics Owner Grateful For Win Here

The Oakland Athletics finished on Sunday a nine-game interleague trip in which they faced the following pitchers: Matt Cain, Tim Lincecum, Barry Zito, Carlos Zambrano, Ryan Dempster, Chris Carpenter and Adam Wainwright. It didn't go well for the A's.

STL Today