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criticalfanatic
posted 7/12/2007 from
FanIQ.com
As a baseball fan it's inherent that we
incessantly follow all the statistical races down the to
the wire. We love stats, we love records, and more times than not we'd love to see some record broken. So besides that one important record that will fall by the end of the month, here's some other numbers to track: Sacrifice Flies just don't get enough credit, so I'm putting this at the ...
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The Rays have agreed to a three-year deal
with team MVP Carlos Pena for $24.125-million, the Times
has learned. An announcement is expected later today.
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sooze
posted 1/26/2008 from
www.babeslovebaseball.com
Carlos Peña has passed his physical, finalizing a
three-year deal worth $24.125 million with the Tampa Bay
Rays.
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dichalk
posted 4/12/2008 from
www.bugsandcranks.com
This may get overshadowed by Longoria getting called
up and debuting Saturday , or by Carl Crawford’s
1,000 hit, or by EGDC Carlos Pena’s 2 home runs and 6 RBI, but Al Reyes deserves mad props. Around 2:30 am, Reyes was reportedly spitting blood at patrons at a Tampa nightspot. And then was tasered . Twice. Less than 20 hours later, Reyes was on the mound in the 8th inning of ...
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Richie Rich
posted 4/16/2008 from
homerderby.com
The Rays' Carlos Pena leads MLB with six
Home Runs. But when he's not hitting HR, he
hits like a pitcher. 12 of his 13 RBI have come on HR. And the other one came on a walk.
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Redsauce
posted 9/23/2007 from
boston.redsox.mlb.com
The Red Sox officially punched their ticket to
October on Saturday night with the type of resilience
they hope will resurface many times again during the postseason. Instead of getting demoralized when Carlos Pena's second homer of the night - and 42nd of the season - turned a two-run lead into a one-run deficit, the Red Sox answered by coming back with three runs in the top of the ninth to win.
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Redsauce
posted 10/2/2007 from
sports.espn.go.com
Carlos Pena of the Tampa Bay Devil Rays
and Dmitri Young of the Washington Nationals, who made
it back to the majors as non-roster spring training invitees, were named the 2007 Comeback Player of the Year for their respective leagues on Tuesday.
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dichalk
posted 10/3/2007 from
www.bugsandcranks.com
Former Tigers Dmitri Young (brother of Devil Ray
Delmon Young) and Carlos Pena have quickly become two
of my favoritest players. And now they've got some hardware to show for their stellar seasons. With pix of them back in the day in Detroit.
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Bret the Jet
posted 11/12/2007 from
homerderby.com
In honor of the 20th Anniversary of Andre
Dawson's 1987 NL MVP Award - Home Run Derby
presents the Andre Dawson Awards - honoring the best player to play on a last place team in each league.
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EricSanSan
posted 1/1/2008 from
mvn.com
Thanks to my boy Ruffin Antuna (hoggy), today
at Rays Anatomy we get a chance to see
how the star of Carlos Pena is growing internationally. The Tampa Bay first baseman, who was always viewed as a future superstar as a minor leaguer, finally put it all together to have a monster 2007.
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extrapolater
posted 7/19/2007 from
www.epiccarnival.com
By Violent J, The Angry T After the
All Star Break I thought it would be fun
to look at the stats of some of the top sluggers in the game today. I also think its fun to play beach volleyball and lose 21-0 to a team that featured a 55 year old man and a 5 foot guy with big tits and low self esteem
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kcudah
posted 1/19/2008 from
www2.tbo.com
The Tampa Bay Rays made a statement on
that front Friday, signing first baseman Carlos Pena to
a three-year deal worth $24.125 million that represents one of the most significant investments the franchise has ever made. Also, Scott Kazmir agreed to a one-year, $3.785 million deal just before the team's deadline to cut off negotiations, avoiding a potentially divisive salary arbitration hearing.
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Sportsbook has posted odds on who will lead
the majors in HRs in 2008. This kind of
thing is extremely difficult to handicap but, with the help of PECOTA , I thought I'd give it a shot. Here are a few of the bets I think there's some value in. Ryan ...
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DaveKingman
posted 5/16/2008 from
www.dugoutcentral.com
Arguments for and against the Rays keeping it
up. I think the against outweighs the for, especially
with Pena now looking like a fluke.
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Tampa Bay Rays first baseman Carlos Pena was
placed on the DL today because of a fractured
left index finger. Tampa Bay recalled outfielder Justin Ruggiano in his place. Pena hit his 11th homerun of the season yesterday, but he is struggling to live ...
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Height: 6-2 Weight: 215 Bats: L Throws: L
Born: May 17, 1978 - Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic
College: Northeastern (MA) Draft: 1998 - 1st round (10th overall) by the Texas Rangers
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dichalk
posted 9/5/2007 from
www.bugsandcranks.com
Finally, a home run king everyone can appreciate.
Includes the tribute THE MAKING OF A KING: THE
EGDC CARLOS PENA HOME RUN LOG, including every team and pitcher Pena homered off of as he swung his way into our hearts as well as the history books.
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dichalk
posted 9/26/2007 from
www.bugsandcranks.com
Many new players take a while to be
accepted by the faithful D-Ray fans as true Devil
Rays — some never are. The turning point for those considered to truly be worthy of the name Devil Ray is usually an epic breakout performance that shows that they truly belong. Tuesday night, in his 9th game as a Devil Ray, Jorge Velandia had his Devil Ray moment against the Yankees. Plus, more on Carlos ...
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EricSanSan
posted 1/18/2008 from
mvn.com
Man, this hits keep coming in Tampa Bay,
where General Manager Andrew Friedman is making moves and
throwing money around like there’s no tomorrow. It is great news for Rays fans, who have suffered through the inactivity of owners and GMs for nearly a decade. Those days appear behind us, and the latest testament to this new mantra is the extension signed by Carlos Pena, who inked a three-year deal.
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EricSanSan
posted 1/21/2008 from
mvn.com
As the clock ticks down until pitchers and
catchers report, the time has come to preview the
team that will take the field for Tampa Bay this season. So, I enlisted the help of MVN’s Sabermetrics guru, in the form of Statistically Speaking’s Eric J. Seidman, in order to give an unbiased and statistical take on what this team will look like.
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- [KID K] Scott Kazmir Likely To Be Traded Following 2008 Season
- Carlos Pena Takes the Golden Sombrero
- TMOTMCC + EGDC = 2 W’s Vs. KC
- All Star Win Shares
- Young, Peña Are Named Comeback Players of the Year
- IF CARLOS PENA IS THE AL COMEBACK PLAYER OF THE YEAR...
- Rays Sign 1B Carlos Pena to Three-Year Deal Worth 24.1 M$
- Baseball: Rays: Rays pitcher's best weapon is his mind
- Short Stops Around the Majors for April 11, 2008
- Rays of Hope
- Hershiser: “Landmark Of A Championship Season”
- Rays: Rays to pad infield depth with Pena
- Lineup Literacy: Week 12
- MLB - Baltimore Orioles/Tampa Bay Devil Rays Box Score Wednesday September 5, 2007 - Yahoo! Sports
- Boras Offers Opinion On Carlos Pena
- Late HR’s By Varitek And Lugo Send Sox To Post Season
- Homers from Varitek, Lugo punch Boston's playoff ticket - MLB
- MLB Names Dmitri Young, Carlos Pena Comeback Players of the Year
- Carlos Peña rechaza contrato de 30 millones de dólares a Tampa :: Portada :: Impacto Deportivo con Franklin Mirabal
- A move at Last(ings)!
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