Showing posts with label Jose Molina. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Jose Molina. Show all posts

Friday, February 7, 2020

Documentary About Molina Brothers Debuts Friday

The Molina brothers are getting ready for the debut of a documentary about their life.

KMOV

Thursday, February 6, 2020

Cardinals Documentary About Molina Family Premiers On Friday

The St. Louis Cardinals are set to release a documentary about the Molina family on Friday. It will be about the only trio of brothers in baseball history to all have a World Series Championship.

KMOX

Tuesday, February 4, 2020

Video: Molina Brothers Travel To Puerto Rico

Monday, July 8, 2019

Yadier Molina & Astros Players Exchange On Social Media

The Puerto Rican players have different points of view about the strong collision on the plate that the Astros' runner, Jake Marisnick, and Angels receiver Jonathan Lucroy had yesterday.  (Translated)
Primera Hora

Being a catcher means putting yourself in harm’s way every game. Manning the plate carries all manner of responsibilities; among them – protecting the plate on a throw to home.
Fox2Now

Thursday, July 4, 2019

Like Father, Like Son

In the summer of 1994, Tony Locey pitched for the Peoria Chiefs. Twenty-five years later, Tony Locey will pitch for the Peoria Chiefs. No this isn’t the sequel to the movie The Rookie or anything cooked up by Hollywood. Just weeks after the Chiefs made history by having the younger brother of a former player (Parker/Carson Kelly), for the first time the son of a former Chiefs pitcher will also pitch for the Chiefs and they just happen to have the same name.

Chief Blog

Thursday, June 20, 2019

Saturday, April 6, 2019

The Cardinals' Homegrown Pitching System

“Our success is based on traditional thinking with strong scouting and player development. We compliment it with modern business strategies and innovation.” —John Mozeliak

Beyond The Boxscore

Saturday, August 25, 2018

Jose Molina Travels To Colombia

Not by chance they reach the Major Leagues, they shine and they remain in the best baseball in the world.  (Translated)

El Universal

Monday, July 16, 2018

Yadier Molina Has Reached Legendary Status

A backstop Yadier Molina emulated as a boy, Sandy Alomar Jr., bent the knees that sometimes betrayed him as a catcher, took a seat, and tried to describe the ways Molina has revolutionized their position to increase his durability.

Post-Dispatch

Thursday, June 28, 2018

Zack Greinke Does It All As Diamondbacks Blank Marlins

Zack Greinke is flawless against Miami, especially at Marlins Park. The D-backs right-hander did it all on Thursday afternoon -- both offensively and on the mound -- in a 4-0 victory over the Marlins.

Arizona Official Site

Thursday, April 12, 2018

Marcell Ozuna Has Yet To Draw A Walk Edition

Marcell Ozuna singled to right field in the bottom of the 9th inning in yesterday's 3-2 loss to the Brewers, bringing his current hitting streak to ten games. He has not quite settled in with the slugging numbers that made him an All-Star in 2016 and 2017 - he only has three extra-base hits so far on the season - but he seems to be squaring the ball up pretty well, and he currently boasts a slash line of .308/.308/.404.

Birds On The Black

Sunday, March 25, 2018

Dorado Added Randy Ruiz For The 2018 Season

The franchise of the New Guardians Dorado of Double A baseball will enter the 2018 season with a different team in the search for a sectional championship .  (Translated)

El Nuevo Dia

Wednesday, February 28, 2018

Juan Gonzalez Named Manager, Jose Molina A Coach For Puerto Rican Team That Will Play In Central American/Caribbean Games In Barranquilla

Puerto Rico appointed the manager who will lead the baseball team that will compete in the Central American and Caribbean Games Barranquilla 2018, starting next July 20.  (Translated)

Listin Diario

Sunday, January 21, 2018

The Retirement Of Yadier Molina Is Not Definitive

The receiver who told the press in San Luis last week that will hook the tools when his contract expires in 2020, today said that the idea could be amended from here to there if health allows it.  (Translated)
Primera Hora

The retirement is inevitable and the time will come to work with that. But at the moment, Yadier Molina continues to enjoy his career as a baseball player, likes to share with his people and feels motivated for the 2018 campaign and the two extra that remain of his current contract in the Major Leagues. (Translated)
El Nuevo Dia

Friday, January 19, 2018

Busy Yadier Molina Returns To Puerto Rico To Continue Relief Effort

Having already spent two weeks going door-to-door to deliver food and water to hurricane victims in Puerto Rico last October, Yadier Molina is headed back to his homeland on Friday to continue assisting with relief efforts.

St. Louis Official Site

Sunday, December 10, 2017

Yadier Molina Unites Athletes, Celebrities For Good Cause

Just for a moment, Yadier Molina helped Puerto Ricans forget their troubles and seize the holiday spirit. The Cardinals catcher gathered some of Major League Baseball's biggest names on a humid Saturday in San Juan for his second annual Home Run Derby & Celebrity Softball Charity Game.

St. Louis Official Site

Saturday, December 9, 2017

Check Out All The Awesomely Blond Hair That Showed Up For Yadier Molina's Home Run Derby

Yadier Molina hosted a celebrity softball game and home run derby in San Juan on Saturday afternoon to benefit Puerto Rico as the island continues to recover following Hurricane Maria. Many Team Puerto Rico players, including Francisco Lindor, Javy Baez, Eddie Rosario, Edwin Diaz and Roberto Perez, were on hand to take part, raise money for charity and hit dingers. Of course, given their #TeamRubio nickname from the World Baseball Classic, there were plenty bleached hairdos:

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