ARTHUR RHODES RUMORS

Arthur Rhodes: Turn Back The Clock To 1991

Arthur Rhodes Congratulations to Arthur Rhodes, the oldest member of the 2011 World Series Champion St. Louis Cardinals. It is my pleasure to tease everyone with a few members of the 1991 Baltimore Orioles (67-95) and St. Louis Cardinals (84-78) as an Arthur Rhodes Tribute. On the 1991 Baltimore Orioles: Ripken brothers (Cal and the other one); Mike Flanagan (RIP); Bob Melvin...
Via The Show Speak  |  October 29, 2011

Rhodes eager to return regardless of outcome

Arthur Rhodes will get a ring whether the Rangers or Cardinals win the World Series, but he already knows he wants to pitch for St. Louis for one more round in 2012.
Via mlb.com  |  October 20, 2011

Finally in World Series, Rhodes guaranteed ring

Arthur Rhodes has come close before, but he will play in his first World Series this season as the Cardinals face the Rangers. Because Rhodes began the season with Texas, he is guaranteed a ring either way.
Via mlb.com  |  October 18, 2011

Cards P Rhodes in a no-lose situation

For the second consecutive season, a player involved in the World Series will take home a championship ring no matter which team wins.St. Louis Cardinals reliever Arthur Rhodes is this year's lucky recipient. The 41-year-old lefthander secured his spot in history when the Cardinals defeated the Milwaukee Brewers 12-6 Sunday night to clinch the National League Championship Series...
Via Pro Sports Daily  |  October 17, 2011

Rhodes ready to win in St. Louis

ST. LOUIS After he was released by the Texas Rangers this week, left-hander Arthur Rhodes had offers to join the Red Sox, Yankees, Phillies and Cardinals. Wanting to have a shot at reaching the playoffs, the lefty naturally decided to sign with the Cardinals. Wait, what? Seizing an opportunity to play for Tony La Russa, get back in the more familiar National League and have a shot...
Via Fox Sports Midwest  |  August 12, 2011

Cardinals reach deal with LHP Rhodes

The St. Louis Cardinals have bolstered their bullpen for the stretch run by coming to terms with veteran left-hander Arthur Rhodes. The 41-year-old Rhodes is scheduled to join the Cardinals on Friday prior to the start of three-game series against visiting Colorado. The Cardinals will make a roster move to add Rhodes after reaching a deal with him Thursday. Rhodes was released...
Via AP on Fox  |  August 11, 2011

Rangers designate reliever Rhodes for assignment

The Rangers have designated left-hander Arthur Rhodes for assignment to clear a roster spot for the newly acquired Mike Adams.Rhodes, 41, was signed by the Rangers to a one-year deal for 3.9 million in the offseason with an option for 2012. The Rangers now have 10 days to trade or release Rhodes.Rhodes, who was an All-Star for the first time in his career last year with Cincinnati...
Via Fox Sports Southwest  |  August 02, 2011

Arthur Rhodes Goes the Way of Josh Hamilton

I mean signing with Texas, of course. Not the other stuff. Last week when I was frantically doing my last-minute shopping and wrapping my heart out, Arthur Rhodes signed a one year deal with the Texas Rangers. Wikipedia says it included a vesting option for 2012, but it didn’t mention how much the contract was for. (Baseball Reference was worse, where … [visit site to read more]
Via Red Hot Mama  |  December 27, 2010

Arthur Rhodes Inks Deal with Texas

Steve Philips of Fanhouse.com is stating that Arthur Rhodes and the Texas Rangers have agreed to a one-year deal. No financial information was disclosed in the post. The lefty reliever had spent the past two seasons in Cincinnati after singing a two-year deal previous to the 2009 campaign. Sir Arthur was selected to his first All-Star Game in 2010. Curious, this is. Did the Reds...
Via Blog Red Machine  |  December 23, 2010

Former Oriole Arthur Rhodes Earns All-Star Spot

Lefthanded hurler Arthur Rhodes, who began his career with nine seasons as a member of the Baltimore Orioles, has been selected to his first All-Star team at the age of 40.Proving the old adage that quality lefthanders can stick around major league baseball forever, Rhodes has played for six teams since leaving the Orioles following the 1999 season.Originally selected by the Orioles...
Via MyTeamRivals.com  |  July 06, 2010
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