Showing posts with label Mark Prior. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Mark Prior. Show all posts

Wednesday, May 27, 2020

Most Hyped RHP Prospects Of The Past 20 Years

Pitching prospects are an inherently volatile group, one with more cautionary tales than success stories, but the type of impact that a highly touted young hurler can have on an organization’s long-term outlook cannot be overstated.

St. Louis Official Site

Thursday, February 27, 2020

Rick Honeycutt To Mark Prior A 'Seamless' Transition

From 2006-19, teams employed 131 big league pitching coaches. The Dodgers had one of them.

Los Angeles Official Site

Tuesday, November 12, 2019

Dodgers Are Among Several Teams Pursuing Josh Donaldson

The general managers meetings, the first of Major League Baseball’s two offseason summits, began this week. It will double as the ignition for a rumor mill that, based on the last few years, could extend into spring training. Minor moves will be made. Negotiations for bigger deals will get underway. Most will be drawn out over the winter.

LA Times

Wednesday, May 30, 2018

Alex Reyes' Return Goes From Exciting To Puzzling

The only thing this game guarantees is uncertainty, and that’s what makes it great and that’s what makes it grate.

Hochman

Friday, January 5, 2018

Contrary To Report, Padres Have Not Made Offer To Carlos Gonzalez

One of the most tepid hot-stove seasons in recent memory has not halted the churn of the gossip mill. Some rumors contain grains of truth. Many do not.

San Diego Union Tribune

Tuesday, January 2, 2018

Mark Prior To Join Dodgers Coaching Staff

Mark Prior is reportedly leaving the San Diego Padres to join the Los Angeles Dodgers as their new bullpen coach.

Locked On MLB

Tuesday, June 28, 2016

Carson Kelly & Alex Reyes To Represent Cardinals In 2016 Futures Game; Garry Templeton Named As Coach

The crystal ball that is the SiriusXM All-Star Futures Game has been polished and is once again ready to predict the future stars of Major League Baseball.
MLB Official Site

A year ago, the Cardinals expected to send one of the best arms they had in the organization to the biggest stage baseball has for prospects.
Bird Land

Memphis Redbirds right-handed pitcher Alex Reyes, the top prospect in the St. Louis Cardinals organization and seventh-ranked in baseball, was selected to the SiriusXM All-Star Futures Game, which will be played in San Diego during All-Star festivities.
KMOV

Thursday, January 14, 2016

Mike McCoy, Phillip Wellman, Xavier Nady, & Juan Cabrera Named To Padres' Minor League Staffs

The Padres have announced their coaching staffs for the upcoming Minor League season, in addition to the team's player development coordinators.

San Diego Official Site

Friday, August 7, 2015

How Cautious Is Too Cautious For The Cardinals' Young Pitchers?

Having grown up watching baseball in an era when pitchers throwing complete games was almost a given, it’s sometimes strange to watch how closely the Cardinals (and every other team) monitor innings pitched for their staff.

101 ESPN

Thursday, June 4, 2015

Michael Wacha's Has Been The Cardinals' MVP

While most 23-year-olds are finding a job, or finding their way in life, Michael Wacha is finding out what it takes to compete in the major leagues. The game of baseball brings many pressures, and the St. Louis Cardinals right-hander has handled the ups and downs of his first three seasons in the majors with uncommon grace for a young star.

ESPN

Thursday, May 14, 2015

Corey Kluber's Strikeout Quest Cut Short

With Terry Francona ejected from Wednesday night's game against the Cardinals, Brad Mills had to step in and do his bidding on the Cleveland Indians bench.

Tipsheet

Monday, March 2, 2015

Carlos Martinez Primed For Stardom In 2015

Another installment in the Cardinals’ seemingly never-ending supply of promising young arms, Martinez will open Grapefruit League play with the opportunity to cement a spot in St. Louis’ rotation for the first time. He struggled in a brief turn as a starter in 2014, posting a 4.45 ERA over seven outings in June and July. But Martinez is still only 23, comes with a huge prospect pedigree and a potentially devastating fastball-slider combination, and pitches for an organization that seems to have a magic tough with young arms.

USA Today

Wednesday, February 4, 2015

Mark Prior Returning For Another Season With Padres Front Office

As if this hasn't been an eventful enough of an offseason for the Padres, the team found a way to reunite Mark Prior and Moises Alou on Wednesday.

San Diego Official Site

Monday, March 10, 2014

Mark Prior Reflects On Career, Transition To Front Office

It essentially took one conversation to persuade Padres' assistant general manager A.J. Hinch that Mark Prior had not only moved on from his star-crossed career, but that he was prepared to embrace the challenge of working in the team's front office.

San Diego Official Site

Tuesday, February 25, 2014

Cardinals Making Right Decision With Michael Wacha

I love this quote from Cardinals pitching coach Derek Lilliquist about Michael Wacha: "I don't see any reason why there is the buzz about the workload. He had 170 innings last year. You can think he could be a 200-inning guy this year. At the end of the day we need some guys who can give us 200 innings."

ESPN

Friday, October 11, 2013

Mark Prior Reflects 10 Years After 'The Bartman Game'

He was naïve in 2003, he says now, to the complexity of Cubs history, the generations of hopes and frustrations heaped upon those who wore the same pinstriped jersey as his No. 22.

Chicago Sun-Times