Showing posts with label Michael Young. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Michael Young. Show all posts

Tuesday, June 18, 2019

Michael Young's No.10 To Be Retired By Rangers

The Rangers are retiring Michael Young's number, completing a summer of honoring three prominent players from the teams that went to two World Series in 2010-11.

Texas Official Site

Saturday, June 8, 2019

Adrian Beltre Thankful To Have His No.29 Retired

Rangers television reporter Emily Jones summed up the feelings of teammates, family, friends, special guests and fans who showed up to Globe Life Park on Saturday night to honor third baseman Adrian Beltre.

Texas Official Site

Saturday, February 16, 2019

Elvis Andrus Is Now Rangers' Elder Statesman

The Rangers lost 95 games last year and finished in last place in the American League West, and there isn't a lot of optimism outside the organization that things will be better this season.

Texas Official Site

Monday, July 23, 2018

Cole Hamels Roughed Up In Deadline Audition

There is a week left before the July 31 Trade Deadline and Rangers pitcher Cole Hamels just hasn't turned himself into a hot commodity. Instead, he is going through what he called the worst stretch of his career.

Texas Official Site

Wednesday, October 25, 2017

Giancarlo Stanton Named 2017 NL Hank Aaron Award Winner

Jose Altuve of the Astros and Giancarlo Stanton of the Marlins were presented on Wednesday with the coveted Hank Aaron Award as the most outstanding offensive performers in their respective league, based on a combination of voting by fans at MLB.com and a special panel of Hall of Famers led by the award's legendary namesake.

Miami Official Site

Friday, May 5, 2017

Daily Bernie 5-5-17: Could Cardinals Weather An Injury Storm?

Michael Young and Mark Saxon are back in for Bernie and talking Cardinals baseball and whether the club has the personnel to weather any 2017 injury concerns.

101 ESPN

Thursday, February 26, 2015

Remembering Mark Ellis's Biggest Dodger Moments

Last offseason I was hoping the Dodgers would bring back the veteran second base man Mark Ellis after they declined Ellis’s contract. Ellis brought air tight defense to the Dodger middle infield since they signed him in 2012. Little did I know that Dee Gordon would represent the Dodgers in the 2014 All-Star game as a second baseman. Conversely, Mark Ellis would have a disappointing season with St. Louis in 2014.

Lasorda's Lair

Wednesday, October 1, 2014

Rangers, Darren Oliver Discussing New Role With Club

According to two sources close to the situation, Young and Daniels are moving towards finalizing a deal that would put the Rangers’ all-time games played and hits leader in the front office in a significant, albeit unstructured, role akin to a “special assistant to the general manager.” The Rangers are also discussing a similar role with Darren Oliver. Young was involved in staff meetings Monday as the Rangers vetted a number of managerial candidates.

Dallas News

Tuesday, September 23, 2014

Thursday, September 18, 2014

Friday, August 29, 2014

Todd Hollandsworth Believes The Cardinals Can Make A Push But Ask "Where's The Offense Coming From?"

Todd Hollandsworth joined Jeremy Rutherford, Carey Davis, and Micheal Young to talk about the Cubs, how long until they compete, is he a believer in them making a run, Yadi's effect, and how long until we see a normal Molina, the trade deadline deals and how they've affected the respective teams, and the races he's watching for.

101 ESPN

Sunday, March 16, 2014

Dodgers Wanted To Bring Mark Ellis Back

The team declined Ellis' option on Oct. 31, just 18 days after signing Guerrero. At the time, it appeared that the Dodgers simply were committing to Guerrero, who is 10 years younger than Ellis. But both before and after the addition of Guerrero, team officials indicated to Ellis that they wanted him back, sources said.

Fox Sports

Tuesday, March 11, 2014

David Eckstein & The SCRAP

What started as a common reference to David Eckstein's grittiness has turned into a metric that measures ... nothing particularly useful. Unless you want to prove who is the scrappiest gamer in all the land.

Beyond The Boxscore

Monday, February 3, 2014

Lance Berkman Tied World Series Runs Mark As Cardinal

Lance Berkman is one of only five National League players to score four runs in a World Series game. Of those five, three achieved the feat as Cardinals.

RetroSimba

Friday, January 31, 2014

Michael Young Says The Rangers Were "Flat Out" Better Than The Cardinals In The 2011 World Series

Michael Young was accompanied by manager Ron Washington and GM Jon Daniels at a press conference this evening to announce his retirement. Young went over a wide range of subjects, talking about how he is looking forward to spending more time with his family, his career in retrospect, as well as his participation in the 2011 World Series.

Hardball Talk