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Cardinals catchers versus the stolen base
Published 2/3/2009 by PHE at Pitchers Hit Eighth :: A St. Louis Cardinals blog
... I mentioned the backup catchers, because in many instances, they become important.  Case in point, the 2006 and 2007 numbers would look better without dismal rates for Gary Bennett and ...

Baghdad Monopoly Or Why You Should Put Yourself In Sal Fasano's Shoes
Published 1/16/2009 by Jimmy Scott at Jimmy Scott's High & Tight
... . Gary Bennett . Are they allowed to be upset because of the difficulty they're having getting jobs? Or is it different with them because the jobs they want are baseball jobs. Because the nation's unemployment rate is so high, and so many Americans are hurting financially, baseball players get no sympathy wanting to play baseball for a living? Even though all of their job training has come in the sports industry, it's different for them because it's baseball. In 11 seasons, Sal Fasano has grossed around $2 million. That's a little less than $200,000 a year. I guess he ...

Dodgers Drowning In a Sea Spilled From A Cup An Ex-Phillie*: Angels 4, Dodgers 2
Published 5/17/2008 by Rob (noreply@blogger.com) at 6-4-2 — an Angels/Dodgers double play blog
In case you can't tell, I was hoping and praying that Gary Bennett, who had spent his entire career in the National League, had spent some time in Chicago, as it would have made the headline that much funnier. As it was, Bennett's fourth-inning, two-out throwing error on Erick Aybar's strikeout (about ten feet over James Loney's head) proved to be the Angels' first run, and emblematic of the kind of night the Dodgers, and Hiroki Kuroda in particular, were having. Kuroda pitched well in front of a full house (the Angels' fifth sellout), but two things really hamstrung the ...

Dodger Thoughts: 2008 Opening Day Locks
Published 2/6/2008 at Baseball Toaster
... I sure am eager to find out. Meanwhile, keeping him rested will no doubt be a primary topic of conversation. In September, he OPSed .725 (after .944 in August). Though he might well get more days off early in the season, I am just not convinced it's possible to keep him firing on all cylinders in the final month. In the end, he's still a catcher. You can't count on him being the centerpiece of the offense in the final 30 games, no matter what you do. Just enjoy him while you can. Gary Bennett, C : Almost hopeless offensively – his OPS+ has been below 70 every year since 2000 — ...

And Even More Refinements in SFR
Published 12/21/2007 by Dan Agonistes at Dan Agonistes
... 6 107 -0.5 PIT Jack Wilson 6 665 -0.6 PIT Jose Castillo 6 32 -0.6 ------------------------------------------------- SLN Adam Wainwright 1 29 1.8 SLN Braden Looper 1 21 0.4 SLN Joel Pineiro 1 15 0.2 SLN Kip Wells 1 23 -0.5 SLN Yadier Molina 2 34 0.9 SLN Gary Bennett 2 17 0.1 SLN Albert Pujols 3 396 ...

The Mitchell Report: Don't Say You're Sorry if You Don't Really Mean It
Published 12/19/2007 by Pat Lackey at FanHouse
... one transaction with Bennett in July 2003 for two kits of human growth hormone. Radomski produced one check from Bennett payable to Kirk Radomski in the amount of $3,200 dated July 13, 2003." Admission: "As far as the report is concerned to me, it's accurate ...Obviously, it was a stupid decision ... It was a mistake. It was something that quite obviously, you regret now." (link) Gut Reaction: Wait, Gary Bennett took steroids? This Gary Bennett? Really? Believability: Look at it this way, it's way more ...

Welcome Our New Back-Up Catcher Gary Bennett
Published 12/17/2007 by ernest at Blue Heaven
... I'm sure you've been aching to discover who would be our back-up to Russell Martin. Well, the winner is Gary Bennett. Colletti had this to say about him. ...

Old Friends, Various Places, 2005 Edition
Published 9/17/2007 by Chris Needham at Capitol Punishment
... signed a bizarre multi-option deal with Houston, was promptly traded to St. Louis, where he inexplicably won a World Series, then stayed in St. Louis where his injury actually hurt the Cardinals. Gary Bennett has stunk as St. Louis' backup catcher each of the last two years. He's had two PB this year. ...