Showing posts with label Sam Fuld. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Sam Fuld. Show all posts

Friday, November 3, 2017

Sam Fuld Joins Phillies As Player Information Coordinator

The Phillies continue to expand their front office and analytics staff.

Philadelphia Official Site

Sam Fuld's Official Retirement Announcement

After eight seasons with the Cubs, Rays, A's and Twins, Sam Fuld is announcing his retirement from professional baseball.

Like A Pro

Monday, March 13, 2017

Sam Fuld Seizing Chance To Play At World Baseball Classic With Both Hands

Team Israel outfielder Sam Fuld is as appreciative as any player in the World Baseball Classic to be able to hit the diamond and play the game.

Japan Times

Friday, March 3, 2017

Israel-Korea Set To Lift Lid On 2017 World Baseball Classic

The fourth edition of the World Baseball Classic is finally here. The opening game of the Classic is set for Monday, when South Korea will face Israel at the Gocheok Sky Dome in Seoul at 4:30 a.m. ET. You can watch that game -- as well as all World Baseball Classic games -- on MLB Network and MLB.TV.

MLB Official Site

Sunday, February 12, 2017

Fourth Outfielder, Non-Roster Invitee Or Trade?

The St. Louis Cardinals have said they would seek a fourth outfielder during the offseason. Nothing has- of yet- materialized.

Redbird Rants

Tuesday, January 31, 2017

How Can The Cardinals Fix A Crowded Infield?

Yesterday, I wrote a piece suggesting former Oakland A's outfielder Sam Fuld as a desirable depth piece in the St. Louis Cardinals outfield for 2017. There's just one problem with that idea: there is no roster space for such a move. With the current construction of the Cards roster, it's hard to bring someone in that you expect to make the team.

KSDK

Monday, January 30, 2017

Wednesday, January 18, 2017

Jason Marquis, Ty Kelly, & Corey Baker Listed On Israel's 2017 World Baseball Classic Roster

A number of players have been confirmed for Team Israel for the 2017 World Baseball Classic. According to Scott Barancik of Jewish Baseball News, the team's general manager Peter Kurz said his squad has 15 commitments for the tournament.

MLB Official Site

Better Backup - Brandon Moss Or Chris Coghlan?

The St. Louis Cardinals are said to want a left-handed outfielder to backup the starters. Will this come via a reunion or perhaps another Cubs defector?

Redbird Rants

Tuesday, January 17, 2017

As The Cardinals Look In The Dumpster For Outfield Depth, How Important Is Tommy Pham?

The Cardinals’s annual Winter Warmup didn’t generate much news, not unless you were enthralled by the 143rd rehash of Kolten Wong’s psychological state of mind and the team’s high hopes for him in 2017 … well, at least until Mike Matheny benches Wong after a 1-for-11 series in April.

101 ESPN

Monday, January 16, 2017

Cardinals Still Shopping For A Lefthanded Hitting Outfielder

Although there are still a few sluggers out there who would alter the look of the Cardinals' lineup or bench, general manager John Mozeliak suggested Sunday that the team is more likely to stick with what it has in its lineup.

Bird Land

Sunday, January 15, 2017

Could Israel Emerge As Spoiler In World Baseball Classic?

Israel has just one baseball-specific field, and most Israelis know little about the game. Yet the country has emerged as a potential spoiler in the upcoming World Baseball Classic thanks to quirky regulations that allow it to pack its squad with American pro players of Jewish descent.

Press Of Atlantic City

Tuesday, January 10, 2017

Cardinals: A Look At Possible Outfield Options

The St. Louis Cardinals are currently set to go into the 2017 season with Tommy Pham and Jose Martinez as their top outfield replacements. Martinez had a very nice cup of coffee with the big league team at the end of last season hitting .438 in 18 plate appearances. This is far too small of a sample size to get excited about though, and I don’t believe they should rely on him on the major league team when they break camp.

Redbird Daily

Monday, January 9, 2017

For Cardinals' Outfield, First Dexter Fowler, Now....Sam Fuld?

Aside from the buzz generated by the recent Winter Classic at Busch Stadium, the Cardinals have been quiet since introducing Dexter Fowler at a Dec. 9 press conference.

St. Louis Official Site