Showing posts with label Tino Martinez. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Tino Martinez. Show all posts

Thursday, May 7, 2020

Each Team's Best Small School Draft Pick

College baseball has produced a galaxy of stars. The greatest hitter and pitcher of the last 50 years, Barry Bonds (Arizona State) and Roger Clemens (Texas), turned in memorable College World Series performances before entering pro ball. Last year's major award winners include Old Dominion's Justin Verlander (American League Cy Young), Stetson's Jacob deGrom (National League Cy Young) and Florida's Pete Alonso (NL Rookie of the Year).

St. Louis Official Site

Tuesday, April 14, 2020

The Cardinals' Most Disappointing Players Of The Bill DeWitt Jr. Era

Over the last two-plus weeks, I’ve been doing an “All-DeWitt” team as a way of looking back on the Cardinals’ first 24 seasons (1996-2019) under team chairman Bill DeWitt Jr.

101 ESPN

Thursday, October 24, 2019

12 Memories Of The 'David Freese Game'

Game 6 of the 2011 World Series is on the short list of craziest games in World Series history, with the Cardinals prevailing 10-9 in 11 innings. The Rangers -- who had lost the World Series to the Giants the previous year -- were on the verge of their first World Series title in franchise history, as they led the Cardinals 7-5 going into the bottom of the ninth.

St. Louis Official Site

Sunday, July 21, 2019

Hall Of Fame Class Of 2019's Speeches, Sights, & Sounds

Every July, baseball's greatest legends gather in Cooperstown as new members of the Hall of Fame are inducted into the sport's most hallowed institution. The Class of 2019 -- Mariano Rivera, Roy Halladay, Mike Mussina, Edgar Martinez, Lee Smith and Harold Baines -- includes the greatest closer of all time and the Hall's first unanimous selection, a pair of aces, a dominant reliever and two of the most feared designated hitters in history.

St. Louis Official Site

Monday, July 1, 2019

Paul Goldschmidt Has Been A Big Bust So Far In First Season With Cardinals

St. Louis treads somewhat lightly, perhaps because of his past production, because he chose to sign a long-term extension and because he is one of baseball’s good guys. But it’s got to be said — more than halfway through the Cardinals’ season, Paul Goldschmidt’s offense has been offensive.

Hochman

Sunday, December 30, 2018

Cardinals Saw Hall Of Fame Ability From Mike Mussina

In his lone career appearance against the Cardinals, Mike Mussina gave them an understanding of why he is a prime Hall of Fame candidate.

RetroSimba

Thursday, November 15, 2018

Joe Torre's Charity Event Salutes 1998 Yankees

By the time the Red Sox completed their steamroll to the World Series title last month, their relatively easy march toward the championship sparked a controversial question across baseball: Were the 2018 Red Sox, with 119 combined wins between the regular season and postseason, the best team ever?

New York-A Official Site

Monday, June 11, 2018

Cardinals' Players Are The Problem, Not A Lack Of Spending

Between the end of the 2016 World Series and the opening week of the 2017 baseball season, the Cardinals handed out five contracts worth more than $257 million. For the most part, those deals worth more than a quarter of a BILLION dollars have not worked out.

101 ESPN

Tuesday, December 5, 2017

The Key To The Cardinals Future Is Repeating The Past

Who is the biggest free-agent the Cardinals have signed in this century? Is it Dexter Fowler? Is it Chris Carpenter who they signed off the Blue Jays scrap heap? Lance Berkman?

KSDK

Sunday, November 5, 2017

Thursday, August 31, 2017

Scouting Rayder Ascanio

On the eve of a trade deadline, while the Cardinals finished a series at a division rival’s ballpark, the front office dealt a pitcher who didn’t quite have a fit with the club. In return, the Cardinals got a glove-first shortstop from the low minors.

Bird Land

Monday, May 15, 2017

Monument Park Blazers Were Carlos Beltran's Idea

Despite playing less than three seasons with the Yankees, Astros slugger Carlos Beltran left his mark on the organization in a way he never imagined he would.

New York-A Official Site

Friday, May 13, 2016

Matt Holliday Road: Slugger Heating Up In SoCal

The shift to an American League park for the first time this season presented Cardinals manager Mike Matheny with an opportunity to minimize the wear-and-tear on Matt Holliday by taking him out of the field. The Angels, however, would feel no such reprieve.

St. Louis Official Site

Thursday, November 12, 2015

Ten Worst Free Agent Signings Of The Bill DeWitt Era

Free agency is upon us. While we wait for the Cardinals to make a move, let's look back on the moves they have made.

Post-Dispatch

Friday, May 15, 2015

Will John Mozeliak Move Matt Adams?

With his three strikeout game yesterday, Matt Adams’ batting average over his last ten games sunk to an abysmal .086. His overall average through 12 games in May is .122 with a .143 on-base percentage (OBP) and a gut-punching .122 slugging percentage (SLG).

About Sports

Sunday, January 11, 2015

Getting To Know Tino Martinez With Ten Questions

Are you ever curious about the real lives of politicians, celebrities, local newsmakers and athletes?

WFTS Tampa Bay

Wednesday, August 27, 2014

Yankees Support ALS Research, Joe Girardi Takes Challenge

The Yankees announced on Wednesday that they have pledged $100,000 to the ALS Association, in recognition of those who bravely live with ALS, those who have passed away from the condition and those around the world who have taken part in the Ice Bucket Challenge in an effort to raise awareness and funding to find a cure.

New York-A Official Site

Saturday, August 23, 2014

Joe Torre Finds Home In Monument Park

Joe Torre has had quite the summer, and it continued Saturday when the Yankees honored their former manager by retiring his No. 6 and recognizing his managerial success with a plaque in Monument Park.

New York-A Official Site

Thursday, July 17, 2014

Joe Torre's Celebrity Golf Event Continues Safe At Home's Mission

Joe Torre hosts a golf tournament benefitting his charity every July, but as he milled about the Sleepy Hollow Country Club on Thursday morning, it dawned on him that the latest edition was vastly different from 2013's in a not insignificant way: The weather was perfect.

New York-A Official Site