- Randy Johnson Retires
Matthew CarruthRandy Johnson announced his retirement today. There are thousands upon thousands of words that could, and should, be written about Randy Johnson. His career numbers are remarkable. The mark he left
- Randy Johnson's Countdown
Matthew CarruthRandy Johnson has not pitched particularly well this season, for instance see yesterday's shelling at the hands of the Rockies. In fact, outside of Tim Lincecum, nobody in the Giants rotation has
- Mustache Watch: Randy Savage
Dayn PerryBehold, fathom and regard ...
No, contrary to appearances, that's not the bassist for Grand Funk backstage in a Cards jersey. That's Randy Poffo, vastly better known by his nom de guerre
- A Small Randy Johnson Retrospective
Dave AllenAs you have surely heard, Randy Johnson announced his retirement last night. Matthew took the first look at this, noting that he retires as someone who could be a three-win pitcher next year. Here
- Who Are You, Randy Wells?
Erik ManningOne of the surprising Rookie of the Year candidates this season has been the Cubs’ 26 year-old righty Randy Wells. His 1.6 wins above replacement are 2nd among National League rookies behind Colby
- Randy Wells' Sophomore Season
David GolebiewskiIn 2009, Randy Wells was a surprisingly effective cog in the Chicago Cubs' rotation. The converted catcher and returned 2007 Rule V pick of the Blue Jays posted a 3.05 ERA in 165.1 innings pitched
- Randy Winn to the Yankees
Zach SandersThe New York Yankees have added another veteran piece to an already stacked ballclub, signing outfielder Randy Winn to a one-year deal, worth a reported $2MM. 2009 was the first season since 2006
- What's In Store For Randy Wells?
David GolebiewskiA former 38th-round draft pick lost briefly as a Rule V selection, right-hander Randy Wells never enjoyed elite prospect status. Yet, the 1,143rd player taken in the 2002 draft managed a 3 WAR season
- Randy Wolf's Woeful Pitching
David Golebiewski to the ineffectiveness of the non-Gallardo starters.
Over the winter, the Brewers sought to end those rotation woes by snagging a pair of lefties, Doug Davis and Randy Wolf, in free agency. Yet, even after
- Randy Johnson: Just for Men Pitchman
Jack Moore(Get it, pitchman?)
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Because when I want to advertise a beauty project, I call Randy Johnson!
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- Free Agent Bargain: Randy Johnson
Dave CameronMoving back to the mound in our series on free agent bargains, we find an interesting name - the tallest player in baseball and a sure fire Hall of Famer, you wouldn't think Randy Johnson would fly
- Randy Wells Shuts Down Atlanta
R.J. AndersonRandy Wells did something that Cubs’ pitchers had previously found difficult last night. He locked down the Atlanta Braves in rather generic fashion.
Wells’ line is anything but spectacular. He
- Comparing Livan Hernandez and Randy Johnson
Brian JouraPrior to the start of the 2009 season, the thought of comparing Livan Hernandez and Randy Johnson was ludicrous. Mets fans rolled their eyes when the club signed Hernandez while Giants fans were
- Orioles Throw Spaghetti, End Up With Randy Wolf
Dave Cameron named Randy Wolf.
While you can perhaps make a case for a change-of-scenery helping give players a fresh start, it's hard to imagine Wolf is going to be anything besides a bad pitcher in the AL East
- Why Is Randy Wells Battling for a Rotation Spot?
Joe Pawlikowski in the Chicago camp. Early in the spring we learned that Randy Wells was not guaranteed a role in the rotation, but was instead in a battle with the likes of Braden Looper and Todd Wellemeyer for two open
- Mega GIF: Randy Wolf Attempts Rare "Ghost Swing"
Carson Cistulli, the ghost swing remains a rare sight, utilized by only the avantest of sporting's garde. Yet it was just such a swing that Milwaukee pitcher Randy Wolf employed in the top of the third inning of Saturday
- Cutters [and Sliders] w/ Roger McDowell & Randy St. Claire
David LaurilaSavvy baseball fans know the difference between a cutter and a slider, but what differentiates the two pitches is a mystery to many. Roger McDowell and Randy St. Claire understand the nuances of both