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Hector Lopez  1955 - 19663B/OF
Hector Lopez  6/15/1995P
 
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  • Hector Santiago Throws a Screwball
    in RotoGraphs by Eno Sarris - 6/11/2013 -  11
    Hector Santiago deserves a full write-up on one fact alone: he throws a screwball. Other than Daniel Herrera -- the short former Red and Met with floppy hair that hasn't seen the majors or minors

  • GIF: Hector Santiago Throws a Screwgie
    in NotGraphs by Eno Sarris - 6/11/2013 -  15
    It's possible that the screwball Hector Santiago throws is actually not that great of a pitch. It doesn't get a ton of whiffs or grounders, he seems to have lost control of it a bit, there's a chance

  • Cardinals Release Felipe Lopez
    in FanGraphs by Jack Moore - 9/22/2010 -  8
    The Cardinals released super-utility infielder Felipe Lopez yesterday after what can only be described as a disappointing 2010 season. Lopez hit only .231/.310/.340 for the Cardinals and rated

  • Jose Lopez to Colorado
    in FanGraphs by Jack Moore - 12/3/2010 -  17
    In the moments leading up to the non-tender deadline, the Mariners managed to move second baseman Jose Lopez, receiving minor league pitcher Chaz Roe from the Rockies in return. Seattle was planning

  • Jose Lopez, Feast and Famine
    in FanGraphs by Matthew Carruth - 5/19/2010 -  9
    One of the more intriguing quirks of the young 2010 season has been Jose Lopez. A full time second baseman for the prior four seasons, Lopez earned a reputation as a visually unappealing glove man

  • Jose Lopez's Woeful 2010
    in FanGraphs by R.J. Anderson - 6/23/2010 -  10
    About a month ago, Matthew Carruth wrote up Jose Lopez’s odd season. Summarizing his accomplishments to date with: It’s not all cheery news however. While Lopez may pace the entire league

  • The Extremity of Wilton Lopez
    in FanGraphs by Jeff Sullivan - 11/28/2012 -  14
    -- they haven't had very many good players. One of their few good players has been reliever Wilton Lopez. Now Wilton Lopez isn't an Astro anymore. Basically. The Astros and Phillies have unofficially

  • No Free Passes Against Lopez
    in FanGraphs by Jack Moore - 9/20/2010 -  0
    pitcher: Wilton Lopez of the Astros. Lopez's 0.73 BB/9 rate in 62 IP leads all relievers, and it makes him a rarity: a productive reliever who doesn't rely on the strikeout. Lopez is the only reliever

  • Q&A: Hector Santiago, Screwball Artist
    in FanGraphs by David Laurila - 11/16/2012 -  6
    Hector Santiago reads FanGraphs and throws a screwball. The former puts the Chicago White Sox southpaw in the minority among big-league players. The latter makes him quite unique. A handful

  • Felipe Lopez's Outstanding Season
    in FanGraphs by R.J. Anderson - 10/13/2009 -  5
    Remember, way back in the day, when Felipe Lopez was talked about as a future superstar? Shortly after the turn of the decade Lopez became the toast of the Jays’ middle infield prospects*. He would

  • The Felipe Lopez Trade
    in FanGraphs by Erik Manning - 7/20/2009 -  9
    Yesterday the Diamondbacks traded Felipe Lopez to the Brewers for a pair of minor leaguers -- outfielder Cole Gillespie and right-handed reliever Roque Mercedes. Well out of contention, Arizona

  • Felipe Lopez Latches On with St. Louis
    in RotoGraphs by David Golebiewski - 2/27/2010 -  2
    Fresh off of a 2009 season in which he posted 4.6 Wins Above Replacement, Felipe Lopez entered the off-season anticipating free agent riches. However, with general managers likely anticipating

  • Jose Lopez Finds Work With Marlins
    in FanGraphs by Tommy Rancel - 6/10/2011 -  5
    It was not too long ago when Jose Lopez was a perfectly capable starter on a major-league team. Sure, he was far from a star, but was league-average bat with passable defense at several positions

  • Hector Santiago and Fernando Rodney Are Closing Games
    in RotoGraphs by Ben Duronio - 4/9/2012 -  10
    Robin Ventura and Joe Maddon made confusing closer situations a bit more clear this weekend, as both have seemingly 'named' temporary closers. Hector Santiago, owner of a nifty screwball

  • Felipe Lopez Will Wear the Red Bird
    in FanGraphs by R.J. Anderson - 3/1/2010 -  10
    If Felipe Lopez earns the maximum payout on his 2010 player contract, he will earn roughly $2.2M from the Cardinals. Lopez was worth nearly 5 wins last season and roughly 3 wins in the three seasons

  • Rockies Continue to Confuse, Acquire Wilton Lopez
    in FanGraphs by Dave Cameron - 12/5/2012 -  29
    In a vacuum, you could probably make a decent enough case in favor of exchanging Alex White for Wilton Lopez. As Jeff wrote last week, Lopez is the game's most extreme high GB/low BB reliever

  • Daily Notes, Ft. All the Big Hector Santiago Coverage
    in FanGraphs by Carson Cistulli - 11/15/2012 -  1
    Table of Contents Here's the table of contents for today's edition of Daily Notes. 1. Hector Santiago Coverage, Featuring Hector Santiago 2. Action GIFs: Hector Santiago's Changeup vs. His

  • Which Teams Could Most Use Felipe Lopez?
    in FanGraphs by Joe Pawlikowski - 2/15/2010 -  17
    players appear a bit more impatient. Count Felipe Lopez among the latter crowd. He fired Scott Boras over the weekend, reportedly over frustration that he, like 10.6 percent of Americans, lacks a job. His

  • Rodrigo Lopez: Better Than You Think
    in FanGraphs by Dave Cameron - 2/1/2011 -  63
    for 2011. Player B is Rodrigo Lopez, who signed a non-guaranteed, minor league contract with an invite to spring training yesterday. Now, let's be clear - there are differences between Arroyo

  • 2nd Basemen Making an Impact: Sanchez, Cabrera and Lopez
    in RotoGraphs by Jeff Zimmerman - 4/13/2011 -  2
    , but with his versatility in playing both the 2B and SS position, he could be a nice injury plugin. Jose Lopez – 14% owned – 29/0.241/2/1 – The season started good for Lopez when he got the first 5

  • Deep League Waiver Wire: Chris Getz, Rick Ankiel, Felipe Lopez
    in RotoGraphs by Zach Sanders - 4/11/2011 -  5
    you some homers, hopefully without killing your batting average. Felipe Lopez | 1% | 1% Michael Barr touched on Lopez on Saturday, and I’ll add a little bit more here. Lopez may have been