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Tom Glavine gave what can be only described as an unofficial announcement of retirement earlier today. As has been the case in recent months Glavine communicated the information via text message saying “I’m probably going to lay low for the rest of this year.”
While keeping open the possibility to take advantage of some part-time [...]
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Via MSNBC
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June 18, 2009
Tom Glavine hasn’t yet said he’s going to retire, but he is going to sit out the 2009 season, according to a report on Thursday.
Via MLB Trade Rumors
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June 18, 2009
Breaking news out of Atlanta: Tom Glavine told Buck Lanford of Fox 5 Atlanta that he won't pitch in 2009.“I’m not going to pitch or do anything in baseball until at least next year.”
Glavine stopped short, according to Fox 5, of announcing his retirement, saying
he plans to be “a full-time dad.”The decision leaves Pedro Martinez as the surefire Hall of...
Via My Sports Rumors
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June 19, 2009
Just two weeks ago, Tom Glavine was released by the Atlanta Braves. After his release he ripped the team and general manager Frank Wren, saying he could still pitch in the majors. Obviously the team and no other team has believed him as Glavine sent Fox Atlanta a message on Thursday. [...]
Via SI.com
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June 19, 2009
ATLANTA (AP) -- Tom Glavine says he plans to "hang out" for the rest of the summer but is not announcing his retirement.
Via FanHouse
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June 19, 2009
by Knox BardeenFiled under: Braves, MLB Hall of FameWhen the Atlanta Braves suddenly released two-time Cy Young Award winner Tom Glavine earlier this month shock waves were felt throughout the baseball community. It doesn't matter which side of the "were the Braves right or wrong with how they handled this move" fence you sit, what matters now is the fact that Glavine...
Via Fox Sports
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June 19, 2009
Tom Glavine says he plans to "hang out" for the rest of the summer but is not announcing his retirement.
The Atlanta Braves released the 43-year-old Glavine on June 3 after he finished a rehabilitation from offseason surgery on his left elbow and shoulder.
Glavine sent a text message to The Associated Press on Friday saying he won't pitch this year. He says he...
Via Online Sports Guys
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June 19, 2009
((HT: WAGA/MyFoxAtlanta))FOX 5's Buck Lanford learned Thursday that former Braves pitcher Tom Glavine ((pictured, thanks Fox5)) will not pitch for a Major League Baseball ball club or do anything in baseball during the 2009 season. In a text message Glavine said he is not retiring, just not pitching this season. Glavine, who was released by the Braves on June 3, left open the...
Via Tomahawk Take
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June 19, 2009
The Braves managed to salvage the final game of the three game series against the Reds, whose suddenly explosive bats were finally cooled by Tommy Hanson. The Braves rookie threw 6 innings of 3 hit ball, winning his second straight start in impressive fashion, and ensuring that no one start second guessing Tom Glavine’s dismissal. [...]
Via CBSSports.com
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June 19, 2009
Tom Glavine says he plans to 'hang out' for the rest of the summer but is not announcing his retirement.
Via Seattle Times
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June 19, 2009
Tom Glavine said Friday he plans to "hang out" for the rest of the summer but is not announcing his retirement.
Via Sign on San Diego
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June 19, 2009
Tom Glavine said Friday he plans to "hang out" for the rest of the summer but is not announcing his retirement.
Via Miami Herald
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June 19, 2009
Former Atlanta Braves pitcher Tom Glavine will reportedly sit out the remainder of the 2009 season but will not announce his retirement.
Via FanSided
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June 19, 2009
The Braves managed to salvage the final game of the three game series against the suddenly explosive Reds, thanks to 6 innings of 3 hit ball from their rookie hurler, Tommy Hanson, who won his second straight start in impressive fashion, and made sure no one started second guessing Tom Glavine’s dismissal. Matt Diaz emerged [...]
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