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Sean Casey Walking Away from MLB
Published 1/27/2009 at MVN Outsider
Sean Casey, also known as "The Mayor", announced yesterday that he will be retiring from the major leagues at the age of 34. But he won't be without a job. As quick as he'll be out of the game, he'll be back into our lives. Casey agreed to try a career in ...

Sox first baseman Sean Casey retires
Published 1/26/2009 by Dan Lamothe, Red Sox Monster at Red Sox Monster
The Mayor is no longer in office. Sean Casey, the wacky, fun-loving first baseman who struggled to get off the bench for the Red Sox last season despite hitting .322 , has retired, ...

A Glove of Their Own: Paying it Forward, Baseball Style
Published 1/22/2009 by Jimmy Scott at Dugout Central
... and Sean Casey are two other names you probably know who have spoken kindly.  If there are two stand-up guys in baseball, these would probably be in the top five.  No, that wasn’t supposed to make sense.  Let us move on. ...

A Glove Of Their Own: Paying It Forward, Baseball Style
Published 1/16/2009 by Jimmy Scott at Jimmy Scott's High & Tight
... and Sean Casey are two other names you probably know who have spoken kindly. If there are two stand-up guys in baseball, these would probably be in the top 5. No, that wasn't supposed to make sense. Let us move on. If you live in NJ, or Philly, or NYC, and want to get involved, there's something more you can do. On Friday evening, January 30th, there will be an event at ...

Walkoff Walk Presents the BONILLA Projection System: Age 35
Published 1/12/2009 by Kris Liakos at Walkoff Walk
... Sean Casey, 1B: Often noted as the nicest guy in the game. So nice he refuses to make pitchers feel bad by hitting home runs. Hasn't hit more than 9 in a season since 2004. Unemployed at press time. ...

ALDS Preview: Boston Red Sox vs. Los Angeles Angels
Published 10/1/2008 by Rich Lederer and Patrick Sullivan at Baseball Analysts
... Sean Casey (.322/.381/.392) is the slowest man on earth and has to be the worst fielding first baseman in baseball. He also seems like he is swinging underwater oftentimes. And yet, I am pretty sure I would categorize him as a net contributor this season. He might get a look or two as a pinch hitter. Mark Kotsay (.276/.329/.403) would in all likelihood start at first base should Lowell be unable to go and Youk shifts over to third. ...

Published 7/2/2008 by chris (noreply@blogger.com) at A Large Regular
... ... For those Red Sox fans who are pressing the panic button - I say relax. It's not even the All-Star break yet and keep in mind that so far the Rays have played 5 more home games than road games while the Red Sox have played 4 more road games than home games. When that flips in the second half of the season - it will also flip the Rays out of first and the Red Sox back where they belong... Happy birthday to super nice guy Sean Casey who is currently the Red Sox back-up 1st baseman and pinch hitter extrodinaire. For some reason I thought Casey was older than 34... I wonder if ...

Sean Casey inspires Terrell Owens
Published 2/4/2008 by billfer at The Detroit Tiger Weblog
... Former Tigers first baseman Sean Casey reached an agreement with the Boston Red Sox and will be the primary back-up at first base. Curt Schilling ...

So Much for THAT Idea
Published 2/3/2008 by John Leonard at All Things Valley League
... So much for that idea- the Red Sox have just signed Sean Casey to a one-year contract, filling the role of backup first baseman and lefthanded bat off the bench. ...

Looking Long for a Lefty
Published 1/23/2008 by Paul SF at YFSF
... Nick Cafardo confirms recent rumors that the Red Sox are in the market for a left-handed bench bat, someone who can back up Kevin Youkilis at first (or, indirectly through Youkilis, back up Mike Lowell at third). We've noted before that Brad Wilkerson (.234/.319/.467 in 338 2007 at bats) is an interesting but expensive possibility. Others:     Sean Casey (.296/.353/.393 in 453 AB) Tony Clark (.249/.310/.511 in 221 AB) Doug Mientkiewicz (.277/.349/.440 in 166 AB) Mark Sweeney (.260/.350/.382 ...

Free agent rundown Part I: Squatters and Shorties
Published 11/6/2007 by Caleb at Breaking Balls
... I am struck by the diversity of this free agent class; its talent is distributed in strange places, and it will be interesting to see which GMs can adapt and compete without being foolish. For example, the traditionally steep market on serviceable catchers is flooded with five plausible candidates to be offered starting jobs, while Sean Casey is the only option in the usually robust market for starting first basemen (um, and he’s awful). Let me do a little rundown of position players to show you what we have on our hands. I’ll include a few players reported to be available via trade, as well, although obviously those guys are less likely to change teams. ...

The Value Production Standings:  1998-2001
Published 9/4/2007 by Steve Treder at The Hardball Times
... ), first baseman Sean Casey ( ...

Way to go and ruin everything
Published 7/30/2007 by Dan at Get Up, Baby!
... I have this feeling–call it blogger’s intuition–that Prince Fielder starting the all-star game is going to look really, really dumb by the end of the year. What is it with Pujols getting jobbed at the hands of fat first basemen without secondary skills? Albert might be the best defensive first baseman of his generation, but defense at first base only gets coverage when you can’t hit ...

Sean Casey has earned Tiger everyday 1B role
Published 7/15/2007 by Eric Jackson at D-Town Baseball
... Sean Casey has been a major point of discussion ever since ...

April Trivia
Published 5/1/2007 by Chris at Redleg Nation
... has already grounded into 5 double plays (3rd in the NL). That seemed like a fluke, until I saw the he hit into 19 DPs last year. That was just 2 behind Brad Ausmus for 5th place, and matches Sean Casey’s second-worst year. Anyone have an idea as to why BP hits into so many DPs? I never even noticed it before. I suppose part of it is that he bats behind guys who get on base a lot (Dunn last year and Hamilton this year). ...

Will Big Bartolo Land us a Big Bat?
Published 4/16/2007 by Rev Halofan <info@halosheaven.com> at Halos Heaven
... Sean Casey ...

Premature Extrapolation: 3B, 2008
Published 2/1/2007 by Allen Chace at Over the Monster
... Sean Casey: Good D at 1B.  "The Mayor" as he was called in Cincinatti, is one of the nicest guys in baseball.  However.  Same age as Lowell, and probably contributes less power.  Also:  Casey would probably lose a footrace with Doug Mirabelli. ...