Oliver Perez
PEORIA, AZ - FEBRUARY 21: Pitcher Oliver Perez #36 of the Seattle Mariners poses for a portrait during spring training photo day at Peoria Stadium on March 15, 2011 in Peoria, Arizona.
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What if the Mets Never Traded for Johan Santana?
This post is inspired by Aaron Gleeman’s review of the Johan Santana trade over at Baseball Prospectus earlier this week, as well as Ted Berg’s earlier look back at the same trade. Basically, the idea is that the trade hasn’t worked out ideally for eithe from SNY.tv Read more »
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Being Jay Horwitz Applesauce: A new voice in the radio booth, Now if we could just get one in the owner's box
So the Mets are in the news! Did they sign another bench bat or some starting pitching depth? No. Are the new walls finished? Uh, no. Did they pull the credential of a writer because he wrote something they didn't like? Of course! Mets PR to the rescue! from Amazin Avenue Read more »
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Between The Numbers: Fact-Checking Scott Boras by Ben Lindbergh
Combing through Scott Boras' statements for inaccuracies is a little like tilting at windmills (or so I assume—it's been years since I've seen a windmill, let alone tilted at one). That’s because Boras' greatest ambition isn't impeccable candor; it's get from Baseball Prospectus Read more »
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Are reclamation projects like Oliver Perez ever successful?
(Oliver Perez, then with the Pirates, celebrates with catcher Humberto Coto after throwing a complete-game shutout against the Reds on April 25, 2004. Photo by Associated Press). In the wake of yesterday's signing by the Mariners of down-on-his-luck left from The Seattle Times Read more »
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Mariners hoping Perez recaptures some of his old magic
tool goes here At one time, Oliver Perez was a pitcher who caused a lot of uncomfortable at-bats. The Seattle Mariners hope he can be that player again. At one time, Oliver Perez was a pitcher who caused a lot of uncomfortable at-bats. The Seattle Marine from TheNewsTribune.com Read more »
