JAKE WESTBROOK RUMORS

St. Louis Cardinals To Sign Roy Oswalt, Trade Jake Westbrook?

It appears likely that the St. Louis Cardinals are about to sign free agent pitcher Roy Oswalt “soon,” according to sources. Oswalt reportedly turned down offers from at least two other MLB teams, including the Boston Red Sox and Texas Rangers, to remain in the National League, where he has spent his entire 10 year career. The deal is not complete as of yet, although...
Via hardballchat.com  |  15 days ago

Westbrook could fill many roles in Series

Jake Westbrook is not slated to get a start during the World Series, even though he was re-activated to the Cardinals roster after sitting out the National League Championship Series. He'll be available to pitch in relief, though.
Via mlb.com  |  October 19, 2011

Westbrook keeps throwing, ready if needed

Jake Westbrook is not only staying active, he's staying sane. Left off the National League Championship Series roster, Westbrook is throwing extended bullpen sessions every three days in order to be ready if he's called upon.
Via mlb.com  |  October 11, 2011

60 Second Rant: Westbrook Should Not Be On Playoff Roster

Rather than include useful relievers like Kyle McClellan or Eduardo Sanchez, the St. Louis Cardinals have decided to include Jake Westbrook on the NLDS roster even though he is unlikely to start a game. - Photo courtesy of Getty Images The St. Louis Cardinals announced their playoff roster for their first round match-up against the Philadelphia Phillies. Missing from the playoff...
Via STLSportsMinute  |  October 01, 2011

Westbrook's grand slam lifts Cards past Brewers

MILWAUKEE (AP) -- Jake Westbrook only hoped his drive would stay fair. Turns out, Westbrook's big hit is keeping things interesting in the NL Central.
Via SI.com  |  September 01, 2011

The Cardinals season rests on the shoulders of Jake Westbrook

St. Louis — Really?  The St. Louis Cardinals (62-54) season rides on the shoulders of Jake Westbrook tonight?  Good God Man…this 2 year mistake is the worst nightmare I have had…I would say Jake Westbrook (9-5, 4.83 ERA) is to the Cardinals is what Carl Pavano was to the New York Yankees.  But at least Pavano didn’t kill the Yankees – he never pitched...
Via Rant Sports  |  August 10, 2011

Cardinals ride Westbrook to claim finale

Jake Westbrook played the role of stopper and the Cardinals happily accepted a couple of free gifts from the Mets as St. Louis beat New York, 6-2, at Citi Field on Thursday. The Cardinals snapped a three-game losing streak.
Via mlb.com  |  July 21, 2011

Cardinals Notebook: Westbrook dominates Rays

ST. LOUIS Maybe Jake Westbrook just needed a return to the American League to get himself going again on the mound. Stuck in a skid that saw him give up four earned runs in three straight starts, the Cardinals right-hander and longtime American League pitcher tossed seven shutout innings Friday night to help the Cardinals beat the Rays, 5-3, at Tropicana Field in St. Petersburg...
Via Fox Sports Midwest  |  July 01, 2011

Westbrook drives in three, lifting Cardinals

Jake Westbrook threw 5 1/3 innings, allowing three runs, and he drove in three runs with a double as the Cardinals topped the Astros on Tuesday, 7-4.
Via mlb.com  |  June 07, 2011

Westbrook Ready For Colorado Challenge

Cardinals starting pitcher Jake Westbrook will be looking for his fifth win on the season when he takes the hill Friday night against the Colorado Rockies. - Photo courtesy of Getty Images St. Louis Cardinals reliever Jake Westbrook has recovered nicely after a slow start to the 2011 season. Westbrook is 4-3 on the season, but carries a lofty 5.17 ERA and 1.57 WHIP. But over...
Via STLSportsMinute  |  May 26, 2011
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