Showing posts with label Francisco Liriano. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Francisco Liriano. Show all posts

Thursday, June 4, 2020

Most Hyped LHP Prospects Of The Past 20 Years

Left-handed pitching is always something in high demand and often in short supply. Some of that is simply probability. Only about 10 percent of the world’s population is left-handed. The difficulty in developing pitching in general and keeping pitchers healthy whittles the numbers down even more.

St. Louis Official Site

Saturday, June 1, 2019

Christian Yelich Capitalizes On Pirates' Mistake For 22nd Homer

Christian Yelich has baseball’s best batting average, on-base percentage and slugging percentage since last year’s All-Star break. The most home runs and RBIs, too. So it stands to reason that when an opponent pops him up, they had better make the play.

Milwaukee Official Site

Friday, April 26, 2019

Sam Gaviglio Is An Intersting Reliever For Blue Jays

In the middle of last season, I wrote about how Sam Gaviglio was working a unique brand of success, using a sub-90 mph fastball and a nasty slider. The success ran out with his subpar heater after though, as after July he put up a 6.16 ERA and 4.83 FIP in 76 innings.

Beyond The Boxscore

Wednesday, April 3, 2019

Video: Jim Edmonds On Passed Balls 4-3-19

Wednesday, February 27, 2019

Francisco Liriano 'Happy To Be Back,' Aims For Bullpen Role

Three years ago, Francisco Liriano threw out the first pitch of the season at PNC Park. On Wednesday afternoon at LECOM Park, he wasn’t even the first pitcher to take the mound in a Pirates uniform.

Pittsburgh Official Site

Sunday, February 17, 2019

Melky Cabrera Grateful For His Opportunity With Pirates

This season is already off to a better start than 2018 for Melky Cabrera. At this time a year ago, he was still waiting to sign. He kept waiting until late April before finding a match with the Indians on a Minor League contract. So the veteran outfielder felt like he was arriving early when he reported on time to Pirates camp on Sunday morning.

Pittsburgh Official Site

Thursday, September 27, 2018

Monday, September 10, 2018

Justin Verlander K's Ten, Makes History In Return To Detroit

There were loud ovations, a tip of the cap and even a scoreboard tribute video that was enough to make Justin Verlander deviate from his regimented pregame routine and stop in his tracks in the Comerica Park outfield prior to Monday's game against the Tigers and take it all in.

Houston Official Site

Wednesday, August 22, 2018

Tigers Trade Of The Day: Jose Iglesias To Cardinals

The Detroit Tigers still have trades to be made this season. We will post one potential trade per day until the August 31 deadline.

Motor City Bengals

Thursday, August 16, 2018

Francisco Liriano's Early Struggles Set Tigers Back In Loss

The first time Ervin Santana and Francisco Liriano squared off against one another was May 31, 2006, when both were highly coveted young starters -- Liriano with the Twins and Santana with the Angels.

Detroit Official Site

The Five Best Tools Among NL Central Players

Brewers manager Craig Counsell drew some laughs a couple of weeks ago when he said Lorenzo Cain "has a little bit of Willie McGee in him." Counsell is old enough to remember watching McGee amble out to center field or take a lead off first base for the Cardinals like he could barely stand, then transform into an electric athlete when the bat met the baseball.

Cincinnati Official Site

Tuesday, August 7, 2018

Saturday, August 4, 2018

Jose Iglesias Keeping Gritty Approach After Deadline

The A's first hit off Blaine Hardy on Friday night was a ground ball deep in the hole that left shortstop Jose Iglesias with no play at first base. That doesn't mean Iglesias didn't try, quickly firing off a throw that bounced as Jed Lowrie hit first base with time to spare with a seventh-inning leadoff single.

Detroit Official Site