AARON ROWAND RUMORS & GOSSIP

Aaron Rowand Returns to the NL East

Aaron Rowand has started his path back the NL East as he just signed a minor league deal with the Miami Marlins. (Just saying that if was a minor league deal he wanted, I would have totally done that) Anyway, Rowand was cut last year by the Giants after hitting .233. He has one year left on his contract and the Giants still owe him 12 million for the upcoming season (minus the major...
Via 213 Miles From Shea  |  December 19, 2011

OF Rowand signs minor league contract with Marlins

Veteran Aaron Rowand has signed a minor league contract with the Miami Marlins and will contend for a job as a backup outfielder. The 34-year-old Rowand hit .233 with four homers in 108 games for San Francisco last season. His best year was in 2007, when he hit .309 with 27 homers and 89 RBIs as an All-Star for Philadelphia. If Rowand is added to the 40-man roster, he'll receive...
Via AP on Fox  |  December 12, 2011

Could A Creative CF Solution Include Aaron Rowand?

Aaron Rowand was released by the Giants and is looking for a job right now. If he could be signed for a very cheap price, he could provide an interesting solution to our OF problems. Pagan right now is the question mark in the outfield. A possibly solution, if the market is right, would be to go through the arbitration process with Pagan and trade him for 5 million dollars worth...
Via 213 Miles From Shea  |  December 06, 2011

2011 Season in Review: Aaron Rowand

Few players in franchise history have put together a greater showing of futility than Aaron Rowand in 2011 — and during his tenure as a whole, for that matter. In 2010, Rowand had hit .230/.281/.378, effectively losing his starting job — and setting an extremely low bar of performance standards. Yet somehow Rowand managed to put up even worse numbers this season: .233...
Via SF Giants Nirvana  |  November 07, 2011

Good Bye Aaron Rowand and Migeul Tejada

Aaron Rowand and Miguel Tejada were designated for assignment this morning and the collective response of the fan base has been pretty positive. Tejada was a stop gap measure and it turned out that he didn't have much left. The move didn't work out but it wasn't a huge mistake. Rowand on the other hand was a pretty big acquisition in the offseason following the 2007 season. He...
Via The Crazy Crabbers  |  August 31, 2011

Thoughts on Rowand, Tejada, Burrell, and Pill

Examining today’s moves…. Rowand: I despise Rowand. The other day, I pondered whether the giants would ever get rid of Aaron Rowand: [...] will Aaron Rowand stay a Giant throughout the remainder of his contract? Like Cain, Rowand has shown a consistent trend over the last several years (though not a positive one): since 2007, Rowand’s weighted on-base average has dropped...
Via SF Giants Nirvana  |  August 31, 2011

Offensive Outburst Decides Game 1 of Giants, Cubs Doubleheader

The San Francisco Giants opened Game 1 of a day-night doubleheader with a 13-7 win over the Chicago Cubs. San Francisco Giants vs. Chicago Cubs: Series Finale Rained Out The Giants’ offense put up an atypically strong performance. Every member of the starting lineup got at least one hit, pitcher Ryan Vogelsong included. They rapped out a season-high 18 hits. Six of them got...
Via The Blog that Barry Built  |  June 28, 2011

Aaron Rowand Shouldn't Start Against Righties

As friend of the blog @notGiantGM likes to remind us, Aaron Rowand is not a good hitter against right handed pitchers and especially ones that throw sliders. The only reason that he should be penciled in the starting lineup against a righty is because a sea lion got loose in the Giants clubhouse and injured every other person with an outfield glove and replacements from Fresno couldn...
Via The Crazy Crabbers  |  June 09, 2011

When Will Aaron Rowand Take a Walk?

Aaron Rowand has started this season off without taking a walk, but what many may not realize is this streak stretches back August 11th of last season. Rowand has gone 28 games where he had at least one plate appearance without taking a walk.With a walk-less game against the Dodgers on Wednesday night, he moved past his previous best with the Giants that he set back in 2009.This...
Via The Crazy Crabbers  |  April 15, 2011

A Blast from the Past: Aaron Rowand

With my one year anniversary of blogging approaching, I was looking through the archives on stumbled across this bad boy.That didn't turn out quite the way I planned it, with Aaron Rowand disintegrating into a steaming pile of suck that, like a black hole, took in all of our hopes and dreams of him ever living up to his masive contract. On the bright side, I can put it on my...
Via The Crazy Crabbers  |  April 14, 2011
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