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  1. Girardi channeling La Russa and Stengel

    Wallace Matthews

    DENVER -- Joe Girardi, of course, is not the first manager to bat his pitcher eighth in the lineup; Tony La Russa did it on a regular basis in 2008, 2009 and 2010. He is not even the first Yankees manager to do it; Casey Stengel did it twice with...

    Blog | May 08, 2013
  2. Second hitting coach becoming hot trend

    Anna McDonald

    This offseason, nine teams -- the Cubs, Red Sox, Dodgers, White Sox, Phillies, Royals, Rays, Pirates and Reds -- have added a second hitting coach. Several other teams are thinking about hiring an assistant hitting coach before spring training. Befor...

    Blog | December 23, 2012
  3. Random great photo from the past

    David Schoenfield

    There are so many things to enjoy about this photo, taken in 1991. 1. First of all, what an electric group! Why were Ron Kittle and Ozzie Guillen chosen to pose with four members of the A's? 2. Love Kittle's big 1980s glasses. 3. Jose Cansec...

    Blog | December 21, 2012
  4. Tony La Russa: No more than five, six years for Josh Hamilton

    ESPNDallas.com

    Former manager Tony La Russa joined First Take to discuss Josh Hamilton, and what might his future be as he enters free agency after this season: How do you look at Josh Hamilton as a free agent? Can he be trusted to deliver consistently? La Ru...

    Blog | September 26, 2012
  5. Tony La Russa says St. Louis Cardinals' deal for Albert Pujols wa...

    Tony La Russa is an unabashed fan of Albert Pujols, but even his appreciation for Pujols wouldn't have driven him to give the future Hall of Fame slugger a 10-year contract.

    Story | Conversation | September 26, 2012
  6. MLB's Tony La Russa

    La Russa had his No. 10 retired by the Cardinals. Welcome to SportsNation! On Wednesday, legendary MLB manager Tony La Russa stops by to chat about the baseball season, as well as "One Last Strike," his book that hit stores Tuesday. Last season...

    Chat | September 25, 2012
  7. Major league managers who speak Spanish bring competitive edge to...

    Hiram Martinez

    Managers such as Dusty Baker, Joe Maddon and Mike Scioscia bring an extra advantage to their jobs: the ability to speak Spanish.

    Story | Conversation | September 19, 2012
  8. Cardinals' unhappy formula for failure

    Christina Kahrl

    If there's one takeaway where the defending world champs are concerned, it's this: Even wounded, these Cardinals could still fly. Most teams, you scratch a No. 1 starter, a leadoff man and a cleanup hitter, and you might expect them to be long since ...

    Blog | September 16, 2012
  9. Cueto putting it all together this year

    Matt Philip, SweetSpot Network

    For a St. Louis Cardinals fan, saying something nice about Johnny Cueto, who in a 2010 brawl literally kicked Jason LaRue out of baseball, is possibly more difficult than complimenting Don Denkinger. (At least Denkinger never meant to hurt anyone.) S...

    Blog | August 24, 2012
  10. Series preview: Mets at Braves

    Adam Rubin

    Getty Images/Associated Press The Mets face (l to r) Tim Hudson, Tommy Hanson and Ben Sheets during a weekend series at Turner Field. METS (46-40, third place/NL East) vs. ATLANTA BRAVES (46-39, second place/NL East) Friday: RHP Chris Young (2-2...

    Blog | July 13, 2012
  11. Mets morning briefing 7.11.12

    Adam Rubin

    After the NL All-Stars beat their AL counterparts Tuesday in Kansas City, Citi Field now officially is on the clock for the 2013 All-Star Game. The Mets reassemble to hold an afternoon workout Thursday in Atlanta. Today, Jason Bay (concussion) and...

    Blog | July 11, 2012
  12. Dickey-Ruiz combo works, Wright quiet

    Adam Rubin

    R.A. Dickey surrendered a leadoff single to Mike Trout upon entering with an eight-run lead in the sixth inning, and Trout swiped second base, but the 37-year-old knuckleballer eventually stranded the Angels phenom to post a scoreless frame in his fi...

    Blog | July 10, 2012
  13. 2012 All-Star Game: Ninth inning

    David Schoenfield

    The drama, the suspense: Will Adam Dunn get into the game or not? Surprisingly, Tony La Russa turns to Diamondbacks rookie Wade Miley to begin the ninth ... but Jonathan Papelbon and Joel Hanrahan are getting loose. So looks like he's going to giv...

    Blog | July 10, 2012
  14. 2012 All-Star Game: Second inning

    David Schoenfield

    Only eight more innings to go! Last time both teams scored at least five runs: 2005. So there's hope this game gets interesting. Especially if Tony La Russa brings in Tim Lincecum. Just a joke there, Giants fans. Take it easy. Relax. Your guys did...

    Blog | July 10, 2012
  15. Mets morning briefing 7.10.12

    Adam Rubin

    Three days until the Mets resume game action Friday in Atlanta ... Tuesday's news reports: • San Francisco's Matt Cain was announced as the NL's starting pitcher for tonight's All-Star Game by skipper Tony La Russa, not R.A. Dickey. Instea...

    Blog | July 10, 2012
  16. TLR explains snub, promises Dickey use

    Adam Rubin

    Associated Press/Getty Images Tony La Russa picked Matt Cain over R.A. Dickey as the NL All-Star starting pitcher. NL manager Tony La Russa said Matt Cain and R.A. Dickey were "equally legitimate" contenders to serve as the starting pitcher for the...

    Blog | July 09, 2012