Chuck LaMar Gives Credit To Anyone Who Walked Within Ten Yards Of The Trop

6
0
 Chuck LaMar Gives Credit To Anyone Who Walked Within Ten Yards Of The Trop  Links3
 Chuck LaMar Gives Credit To Anyone Who Walked Within Ten Yards Of The Trop
Over the weekend, Jim Salisbury of the Philadelphia Enquirer let us all into the rainbow colored world of Chuck LaMar . Mr. LaMar, the former GM of the Rays and current executive with the Phillies, took a moment to carve out a role for himself in Tampa's current success. "I'm proud of what we left behind, both players and staff," he said. "In the last 10 or 15 years, you can't think of a ... [link]

Tags:

Comments

Links (3)

Walkoff Walk: Chuck LaMar Gives Credit To Anyone Who Walked Within Ten Yards Of The Trop
Published 7/7/2008 at BBTF's Baseball Primer Newsblog
Walkoff Walk: Chuck LaMar Gives Credit To Anyone Who Walked Within Ten Yards Of The Trop Well, Dave Silvestri is safe...he never walked. Over the weekend, Jim Salisbury of the Philadelphia Enquirer let us all into the rainbow colored world of Chuck LaMar. Mr. LaMar, the former GM of the Rays and current executive with the Phillies, took a moment to carve out a role for himself in Tampa’s current success. “I’m proud of what we left behind, both players and staff,” he said. “In the last 10 or 15 years, you can’t think of a better scenario for a new owner and GM to take ...

Credit Where Due In Tampa — While We’re At It, Why Not Retire Lou Piniella and Greg Vaughn’s Numbers?
Published 7/7/2008 by GC at Can't Stop The Bleeding
... Camp Tiger Claw of Walkoff Walk isn’t nearly so quick to congratulate Tampa’s former architect of misery, writing, “LaMar’s economic stimulus package would consist of burning down the stock exchange. He was the GM for 10 years. The majority of his “prospects” are out of baseball by now.” ...

Baseball Today: Tuesday, July 8
Published 7/8/2008 by Art Martone (amartone@projo.com) at Projo Sox Blog
... AND HERE'S THE OTHER: The blog Walkoff Walk, in slightly NSFW language, describes LaMar's achievement as "crippling inadequacy and historic [ineptitude that] allowed the team to stockpile draft picks." ...

Related Content

Related Stories
2

Last Week’s Top Hitters

Atlanta’s 1B Mark Teixeira hit 6 HRs last week while driving in 11 runs and hit .429 with an OBP of .571 to take this past week’s top spot for hitter of the week. The Rays’ rookie sensation had another good week hitting 4 HRs while driving in 12 runs of his own and he
2

Major League Baseball Weekly Report

When the perennial doormats from the American League East shortened their name and unveiled new uniforms last November, did anyone outside of St. Petersburg even care? If you hadn’t heard that Tampa Bay dropped the “Devil” and now just goes by the “Rays”, they’ve made sure that they’re in the news enough that you know by now
3

On Baseball: Rays' rise warms exec here | Philadelphia Inquirer | 07/06/2008

The Fourth of July fireworks were a little brighter for Tampa Bay baseball fans this year. > After more than a decade of losing and mostly last-place finishes, the local nine reached the unofficial threshold where contenders are separated from ...
5

[stunned silence]

This is just amazing . Several of you wrote in about this after seeing it on Joe Posnanski's blog . It's a series of cartoons they play at the Trop now, apparently, in which Joe Maddon and some of the Rays players are superheros who are fighting an ...
2

Rays, Dodgers Interested In Casey Blake

The Indians have marketable veterans aside from C.C. Sabathia .  Take third baseman Casey Blake , who's hitting .353/.414/.529 since the beginning of June.  He's owed about $2.8MM for the remainder of the season and figures to draw decent ...
Related News Articles
Homers by Buck, Aviles lift Royals
In a series dominated by lucky breaks and balls bouncing in the way of Tampa Bay, the Royals finally stole some momentum on Monday afternoon, as back-to-back home runs sealed a 7-4 win over the Rays at Tropicana Field.
Royals outlast Rays in 10 to avoid 4-game sweep
Visit ESPN.com for the complete story.
Royals snap Rays' run at 7, win in 10 (AP)
The Tampa Bay Rays' seven-game winning streak ended when John Buck and Mike Aviles hit 10th-inning homers to lead the Kansas City Royals to a 7-4 win on Monday. Carlos Pena hit a tying solo homer off All-Star closer Joakim Soria in the ninth, ...
Buck hits 3-run homer in Royals victory over Rays
The Tampa Bay Rays' seven-game winning streak ended when John Buck and Mike Aviles hit 10th-inning homers to lead the Kansas City Royals to a 7-4 win on Monday.