Greg Maddux To Announce Retirement
MLB Rumors - MLBTradeRumors.com —
The AP passes along a message from Scott Boras' office: Greg Maddux will announce his retirement Monday at the Winter Meetings. 5008.1 innings, 3.16 ERA, 355 wins.
Greg Maddux to Finally Hang Em’ Up
Major League Jerk —
... ESPN is reporting that Greg Maddux is retiring after 23 seasons in baseball. Maddux is finishing his career 8th All-time in wins with 355. I will always think of Maddux as a Brave and am sad to see him go. Maddux always played like he loved the game. ESPN the Mag has a great piece about him last year and his ...
"Mad Dog" to Hang 'Em Up
Batter's Box Interactive Magazine —
Proving that he's willing to trump news even from his own clients, Scott Boras today leaked the fact that Monday, Greg Maddux will announce his retirement from major league baseball. A decent argument can be put forth that Maddux has been the greatest starting pitcher in major league baseball history. Where would you rank him?
Grag Maddux -- Quitter
Hoops and Other Pop Culture —
http://sports.espn.go.com/mlb/news/story?id=3748249. His mediocre 11-12 post-season mark aside, many of Maddux's accomplishments are simply breathtaking. Let me give you examples: Of pitchers who started their careers after World War I, he is #2 on the all-time wins list (trailing only Warren Spahn). Since Spahn pitched games in 1942 (before going to war) Maddux is #1 in wins amongst any pitcher in the history of the game who started his career after World War II. From 1988 through 2006, he never had one single year where his ERA was higher ...
Greg Maddux has thrown his last pitch.
The four-time Cy Young winner will announce his retirement...
Gaslamp Ball —
... ESPN - Greg Maddux to announce retirement Monday
Let The Debate Begin
Complain In Vain —
Posted on 05/12/2008 Let The Debate Begin Filed Under ( Pro Sports ) by BJK After reading this article that pitcher Greg Maddux will be retiring, let us be one of the first to ask that all important question… Does Greg Maddux deserve to be in the Baseball Hall of Fame? Frankly, we think this one coudl go either way. Read More Comments JC on 5 December, 2008 at 5:45 pm # The sarcasm you should be using in the final sentence is not coming through on the internets. Maddox is a first ballot HOFer. Kevin on 5 December, 2008 at 6:38 pm # JC speaks the truth. Your sarcasm key must be stuck. Post a Comment Name: Email: Website: Comments:
Hot Stove Hottie timeout: Farewell to Mad Dog
Ladies... —
Normally at this time we’d be covering the things that went on in the MLB markets in the past week, but this week we’ll stand aside to tip our caps to one of the most brilliant pitchers our generation has seen or will ever see. Winter meetings are going on right now, and you can get all kinds of updates from MLB Trade Rumors, as well as great ...
Winter Meetings, Day 1, Open Thread
Bucs Dugout —
The Tigers and Pirates will meet sometime early in the Winter Meetings, which begin today, to discuss a trade for Jack Wilson, the Post-Gazette reports. The same article also reports that the Pirates may be interested in signing corner-guy Kevin Millar. There was a time when Millar was a very underrated player, but now he's 37 and has little left except walks and a bit of power. In the past three seasons, his batting average has dropped from .272 to .254 to .234, and that's a warning sign for a player his age.
Also in the Post-Gazette, Dejan Kovacevic describes the scene at the Winter Meetings.
Finally, Greg ...
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