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On Tuesday, Jamie Moyer became the oldest pitcher to win a game in the major leagues, holding the San Diego Padres to six hits and two unearned runs in seven innings in Colorado. He was then 49 years, 4 months, and 30 days old.
You may have heard something about it.
Jamie Moyer sat by his locker Tuesday afternoon, looking through wire-rim glasses at his composition book. It includes copious notes, reminders of how he wants to attack hitters. Until two years ago, Moyer studied tendencies... more »
Once all the yuksters get those 2012 Mayan apocalypse jokes out of their system and peel themselves off the floor, they should plop themselves into a comfy chair, pour a glass of cheer and contemplate the surprise that Barry... more »
Twins reliever Glen Perkins took to Twitter this spring to disseminate "Stuff Carl Says,'' a compendium of funny phrases uttered by Carl Pavano. The better list would be "Stuff Carl Did.'' On Friday, Pavano will start on... more »
It was not unlike the last game of the last, not-soon-to-be-forgotten season. The Red Sox [team stats] had their closer on the mound, on the road, bottom of the ninth, game tied. And then the opposing batter delivered a hit to... more »
As a kid, Buster Posey wrote a poem about watching a baseball sail over a fence. As a college player, he prepared for the rigors of his position by settling into a catcher's crouch to watch games on TV. When he got married... more »
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