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Wakamatsu blazes a new trail
Wednesday, November 19, 2008
Like many skippers before him, Don Wakamatsu is a former catcher who spent little time in the big leagues. What separates Wakamatsu from all others, however, is his distinction as the first Asian-American Major League manager. .. read more.. Wakamatsu hopes to bring longevity
Wednesday, November 19, 2008
New Mariners manager Don Wakamatsu joined a long list of Seattle managers, as he became the 14th manager in franchise history when he was hired Wednesday. .. read more.. The story of 'Boo' for a new generation
Wednesday, November 19, 2008
Boo gets his due .. read more.. Cooper: Signs point to Jenks staying
Wednesday, November 19, 2008
Although he has been surrounded by Hot Stove Rumors, there's an excellent chance Bobby Jenks will be employed by the South Siders once they begin Spring Training 2009. .. read more.. Sox ship Crisp to KC for Ramirez
Wednesday, November 19, 2008
For more than a year, Red Sox general manager Theo Epstein said that he did not feel any urgency to deal center fielder Coco Crisp and that he would only do so if it improved the team. .. read more.. Wakamatsu named Mariners manager
Wednesday, November 19, 2008
Don Wakamatsu is the new manager of the Mariners, and he'll be introduced at Safeco Field on Wednesday. .. read more.. Rivalry resumes over Burnett's services
Wednesday, November 19, 2008
After not having their usual fierce competition during the 2008 season, perhaps the Red Sox and Yankees will resume their historic rivalry in full force during the Hot Stove season. .. read more.. Crisp headed to KC, radio station says
Wednesday, November 19, 2008
The Red Sox have sent outfielder Coco Crisp to the Royals for reliever Ramon Ramirez, a Kansas City radio station reported Wednesday morning. .. read more.. Tribe names Hernandez bullpen coach
Wednesday, November 19, 2008
Chuck Hernandez, who spent the past three seasons as the pitching coach with Tigers, has been tabbed as the new bullpen coach of the Indians. .. read more.. MLB gives back to Dominican Republic
Wednesday, November 19, 2008
Through the years, Major League Baseball has been integral to the Dominican Republic and vice versa. Hence the unveiling of the MLB-USAID-Dominican Development Alliance on Wednesday, an organization which seeks to use baseball to improve the lives of the country's less fortunate. .. read more.. |
» ESPN SportsNation Chat With Jim Callis
19/11/08 19:57 from Baseball America
Trades were the topic of the day in our weekly ESPN.com chat on Nov. 19.
» Cleveland Indians Top 10 Prospects With Scouting Reports
19/11/08 14:53 from Baseball America
Scouting reports for Cleveland's best prospects.
» Cleveland Indians Top 10 Prospects
19/11/08 14:21 from Baseball America
A rundown of who are Cleveland's Top 10 Prospects.
» Growing Up
18/11/08 15:00 from Baseball America
Quick, think back to your early days as a freshman in high school—when the upperclassmen couldn't resist tripping you on the way to class, loved to shove you into a wall every so often or, gulp, would swipe the miniature-sized milk ca..
» BeachBoys Win HWB Title
17/11/08 22:29 from Baseball America
The Waikiki BeachBoys' momentum from their division-clinching win the night before carried over to their Hawaii Winter Baseball championship win against the West Oahu CaneFires, 5-1, on a sunny Nov. 16 at Les Murakami Stadium on the Univers..
» Chicago White Sox Top 10 Prospects Chat
17/11/08 22:07 from Baseball America
Phil Rogers chatted about the White Sox farm system.
» Keep It Simple
17/11/08 22:00 from Baseball America
The Cubs converted Steve Clevenger to catcher in 2006 and if he's been having any trouble adjusting to the new spot on defense, the move hasn't hurt his offense any.
» Winter Rebound
17/11/08 21:44 from Baseball America
In his brief time in short-season Lowell in 2007, center fielder Ryan Kalish emerged as one of the most impressive prospects in the Red Sox system.
» Settling In
17/11/08 21:34 from Baseball America
Once the Arizona Fall League season ends, lefthander Brian Matusz will return home and wait for the Orioles to assign him to one of their minor league affiliates.
» Everywhere Man
17/11/08 21:15 from Baseball America
When the Diamondbacks see Mark Hallberg, they think of long-time major league middle infielder Mark Loretta.
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