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Valentine says he wasn't offered Marlins' job
Valentine says he wasn't offered Marlins' job - MLB - SI.com
JUPITER, Fla. (AP) -- Bobby Valentine says he was never offered the Florida Marlins' manager job last October, contrary to speculation at the time.
Valentine says the rumors were "an unnecessary nuisance" for him and Marlins manager Fredi Gonzalez.
The Marlins' front office did little to discount the rumors at the end of last season. Owner Jeffrey Loria was disappointed the Marlins missed the playoffs, and team president David Samson would not endorse Gonzalez for guiding the team to 87 wins, third-best total in franchise history.
Valentine, who is working for ESPN, has known Loria since their days together in the Texas Rangers organization.
Valentine has managed the Texas Rangers, New York Mets and in Japan.
Copyright 2010 Associated Press. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed
JUPITER, Fla. (AP) -- Bobby Valentine says he was never offered the Florida Marlins' manager job last October, contrary to speculation at the time.
Valentine says the rumors were "an unnecessary nuisance" for him and Marlins manager Fredi Gonzalez.
The Marlins' front office did little to discount the rumors at the end of last season. Owner Jeffrey Loria was disappointed the Marlins missed the playoffs, and team president David Samson would not endorse Gonzalez for guiding the team to 87 wins, third-best total in franchise history.
Valentine, who is working for ESPN, has known Loria since their days together in the Texas Rangers organization.
Valentine has managed the Texas Rangers, New York Mets and in Japan.
Copyright 2010 Associated Press. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed
Cubs reliever Guzman out indefinitely
Cubs reliever Angel Guzman*out indefinitely with shoulder injury - MLB - SI.com
MESA, Ariz. (AP) -- Angel Guzman, who overcame years of injury problems to finally have the kind of season the Chicago Cubs had envisioned, is out indefinitely with a torn ligament in his pitching shoulder.
GM Jim Hendry said Saturday there was no timetable for Guzman's return.
"You just feel terrible for the kid," he said. "He's had such a history ... right when he's had success, something has gone wrong."
The 28-year-old Guzman appeared in 55 games last season, going 3-3 with a 2.95 ERA, and the Cubs were hoping he'd be the top right-handed setup man for closer Carlos Marmol this year.
Hendry has been looking for bullpen help but said there isn't much available now. Manager Lou Piniella has raved about Esmailin Caridad and also has spoken highly of some of the other young arms in camp, but there are few experienced options.
Two of the four pitchers (Jeff Samardzija, Carlos Silva, Sean Marshall, Tom Gorzelanny) vying for spots in the rotation likely will end up as late-inning relievers, Piniella said.
It's been a sad offseason for Guzman, whose brother, Daniel, died in his arms two months ago after being shot in their native Venezuela. Five days earlier, Guzman had sustained a knee injury that required arthroscopic surgery.
He began to complain of shoulder pain last month. Every time he thought he was recovering, he had a setback, and he finally underwent an MRI on Friday.
"It's a shame," Piniella said. "It seems like the kid is jinxed."
Hendry said Guzman probably will work on strengthening his shoulder for the next four to six weeks. If that's successful, he could start throwing again. Surgery would be a last resort because the required procedure would be invasive and wouldn't guarantee a full recovery.
Guzman joined the organization as a 17-year-old in 1999, two years after the Cubs signed his countryman, Carlos Zambrano. While Zambrano has gone on to be a three-time All-Star with well over $100 million in career earnings, Guzman has been hurting.
In 2009, he struck out 47, walked 23 and allowed only 41 hits in 61 innings. He ended the season with an eight-outing scoreless streak but was shut down for the final two weeks with a muscle strain near his right armpit.
"At one time, this kid was as good a prospect as (Zambrano) on the way up in the system," Hendry said. "Your heart goes out to him."
MESA, Ariz. (AP) -- Angel Guzman, who overcame years of injury problems to finally have the kind of season the Chicago Cubs had envisioned, is out indefinitely with a torn ligament in his pitching shoulder.
GM Jim Hendry said Saturday there was no timetable for Guzman's return.
"You just feel terrible for the kid," he said. "He's had such a history ... right when he's had success, something has gone wrong."
The 28-year-old Guzman appeared in 55 games last season, going 3-3 with a 2.95 ERA, and the Cubs were hoping he'd be the top right-handed setup man for closer Carlos Marmol this year.
Hendry has been looking for bullpen help but said there isn't much available now. Manager Lou Piniella has raved about Esmailin Caridad and also has spoken highly of some of the other young arms in camp, but there are few experienced options.
Two of the four pitchers (Jeff Samardzija, Carlos Silva, Sean Marshall, Tom Gorzelanny) vying for spots in the rotation likely will end up as late-inning relievers, Piniella said.
It's been a sad offseason for Guzman, whose brother, Daniel, died in his arms two months ago after being shot in their native Venezuela. Five days earlier, Guzman had sustained a knee injury that required arthroscopic surgery.
He began to complain of shoulder pain last month. Every time he thought he was recovering, he had a setback, and he finally underwent an MRI on Friday.
"It's a shame," Piniella said. "It seems like the kid is jinxed."
Hendry said Guzman probably will work on strengthening his shoulder for the next four to six weeks. If that's successful, he could start throwing again. Surgery would be a last resort because the required procedure would be invasive and wouldn't guarantee a full recovery.
Guzman joined the organization as a 17-year-old in 1999, two years after the Cubs signed his countryman, Carlos Zambrano. While Zambrano has gone on to be a three-time All-Star with well over $100 million in career earnings, Guzman has been hurting.
In 2009, he struck out 47, walked 23 and allowed only 41 hits in 61 innings. He ended the season with an eight-outing scoreless streak but was shut down for the final two weeks with a muscle strain near his right armpit.
"At one time, this kid was as good a prospect as (Zambrano) on the way up in the system," Hendry said. "Your heart goes out to him."
Red Sox 2010 season updates
Red Sox's line-up
Jacoby Ellsbury LF
Dustin Pedroia 2nd base
Victor Martinez catcher
Kevin Youkilis 1st base
David Ortiz DH
Adrian Beltre 3rd base
JD Drew RF
Mike Cameron CF
Marco Scutaro SS
Starting pitchers
Josh Beckett
Jon Lester
Jon Lackey
Dice-K
Clay Bucholz
Closer
Jonathan Papelbon
PS.........Couldn't find relievers:dunno:
Jacoby Ellsbury LF
Dustin Pedroia 2nd base
Victor Martinez catcher
Kevin Youkilis 1st base
David Ortiz DH
Adrian Beltre 3rd base
JD Drew RF
Mike Cameron CF
Marco Scutaro SS
Starting pitchers
Josh Beckett
Jon Lester
Jon Lackey
Dice-K
Clay Bucholz
Closer
Jonathan Papelbon
PS.........Couldn't find relievers:dunno:
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Hello,
I have a 10 Year old, who has only played three seasons. He is in minors and is on a very good team for Minor LL. He has a great coach and the assistants are good also.
I work with him in the yard and we go to the batting cage about once a week and to a batting session with a very good trainer almost once a week. He has improved tremendously and is now batting number 2 in the lineup. His on base average is very very good, even though he does not hit the ball far in the games as he does in practice.
I have noticed that the coach is now starting to play him less in the field and only in the outfield (there are 12 players on the team).
This has been a great disappointment to him. And he is getting a little dejected. He works very hard always hustles, he has a great attitude, but I will admit he is not the best player on the team, more like in the middle. And more importantly he does not look like a ball player, poor eye contact when talking, throwing style is a little akward, but he can throw (he has hit a target at up to 84' away) in the field, very very shy. But he does make good plays most of the time, and he always backs up his teammates.
I told him to keep working hard and to show the coach you are working hard and you are serious, and don't complain. Can you think of anything else I should be doing? I am concerned that if he does not get to play more he is not going to grow and improve. And isn't that what little league is for? I know this brings up another subject but is little league for learning or just winning games?
Thanks,
Jerry
I have a 10 Year old, who has only played three seasons. He is in minors and is on a very good team for Minor LL. He has a great coach and the assistants are good also.
I work with him in the yard and we go to the batting cage about once a week and to a batting session with a very good trainer almost once a week. He has improved tremendously and is now batting number 2 in the lineup. His on base average is very very good, even though he does not hit the ball far in the games as he does in practice.
I have noticed that the coach is now starting to play him less in the field and only in the outfield (there are 12 players on the team).
This has been a great disappointment to him. And he is getting a little dejected. He works very hard always hustles, he has a great attitude, but I will admit he is not the best player on the team, more like in the middle. And more importantly he does not look like a ball player, poor eye contact when talking, throwing style is a little akward, but he can throw (he has hit a target at up to 84' away) in the field, very very shy. But he does make good plays most of the time, and he always backs up his teammates.
I told him to keep working hard and to show the coach you are working hard and you are serious, and don't complain. Can you think of anything else I should be doing? I am concerned that if he does not get to play more he is not going to grow and improve. And isn't that what little league is for? I know this brings up another subject but is little league for learning or just winning games?
Thanks,
Jerry
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League Name: SERIOUS PLAYERS
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Scoring Type: Head-to-Head
Player Universe: All baseball
New Players Become Available: As soon as Yahoo! adds them
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Trade End Date: August 15, 2010
Waiver Time: 1 day
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Trade Review: Commissioner
Post Draft Players: Follow Waiver Rules
Max Acquisitions per Week: 4
Min Innings Pitched: 9
Weekly Deadline: Daily - Tomorrow
Start Scoring on: Week 1
Playoffs: Week 23, 24 and 25 (6 teams) Note: Week 25 runs 14 days from Sep 20 to Oct 3
Divisions: No
Roster Positions: C, 1B, 2B, 3B, SS, OF, OF, OF, Util, Util, SP, SP, RP, RP, P, P, P, P, BN, BN, BN, BN, BN, BN, DL, DL
Batters Stat Categories: Runs (R), Hits (H), Home Runs (HR), Stolen Bases (SB), Batting Average (AVG)
Pitchers Stat Categories: Wins (W), Saves (SV), Strikeouts (K), Holds (HLD), Earned Run Average (ERA), (Walks + Hits)/ Innings Pitched (WHIP)
WEC 47: Bowles vs. Cruz
Event: WEC 47: "Bowles vs. Cruz"
Date: Saturday, March 6, 2010, at 9 p.m. ET on the Versus Network
Location: Nationwide Arena in Columbus, Ohio
Main Card:
135 lbs. (WEC BW Championship): Brian Bowles vs. Dominick Cruz
135 lbs.: Miguel Torres vs. Joseph Benavidez*
145 lbs.: Jens "Lil Evil" Pulver vs. Javier Vasquez*
Under Card:
TBA
*Not officially confirmed by the WEC
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