KEITH FOULKE RUMORS & GOSSIP

We'll Always Have 2004

1,827 days ago. It sure doesn't seem like five years. I was in the Riviera Cafe and Sports Bar that night when Keith Foulke grabbed Edgar Renteria's grounder. It set off ten minutes of sheer pandemonium and joy like I had never experienced before.Here's a tribute to that wonderful team. Happy Anniversary everyone.
Via Mighty Quinn Media Machine  |  October 27, 2009

Someone Please Save Keith Foulke From the Atlantic League

Lots of good stuff over at atlanticleaguebaseball.com about former Red Sox closer Keith Foulke, who is now pitching for the Newark Bears:Once the closer of the 2004 World Series Champion Boston Red Sox, just fiveyears later the 36-year-old righty finds himself pitching in front of crowdsthat dip precariously close to triple digits on some nights for the Newark Bearsof the independent...
Via Jorge Says No  |  August 05, 2009

Foulke : Battling Benitez For Save Opportunities, Avoiding A Certain Fast Food Chain

Former Red Sox closer Keith Foulke famously dismissed his Boston critics as “Johnny from Burger King” a few years back, so it might come as no small delight for burger-flippers everywhere the ‘04 World Series champ is trying to resurrect his career in virtual anonymity as a member of the Atlantic League Newark Bears.  If [...]
Via Can't Stop The Bleeding  |  June 12, 2009

The Roundup: Bob Barker Curses, Keith Foulke Seeks Gainful Employment, Naked People at UCLA

Milla Jovovich, still looking great at 33 … it’s just like Final Destination! … don’t forget your Facebook vanity URL Saturday morning … Cher’s daughter will soon transform into a man … after the jump, the Daily Show goes inside the New York Times and two other quality videos … re: Intern Search - hope [...]
Via The Big Lead  |  June 12, 2009

Foulke Pitching Well For Newark

Newark Bears closer Keith Foulke is off to a good start this season with a 0.75 ERA in 12.1 innings. Foulke is hoping to receive a major league offer soon so he can get back in the big leagues."I hope the phone rings today and it's the Diamondbacks and I can pack my stuff and get out of here."Foulke is competitive, but he doesn't love some of the behind scenes work...
Via Eli's MLB Rumors  |  May 20, 2009

Friday’s steaming hot plate of et, with a side of cetera

With Curt Schilling’s retirement, I’m given the excuse to meditate once again on 2004. What was so remarkable about that season is that Schilling and the bloody sock was unbelievable, but the playoff run was because of so many guys. I mean, you have to get through Schilling, Ortiz, Dave Roberts, Keith Foulke, Pedro, Derek [...]
Via Bugs & Cranks  |  March 27, 2009

Red Sox fan flashes pitcher

Watch as a Red Sox fan gives Closing Pitcher Keith Foulke the ol' one-boob salute. From a game in 2004
Via Home Run Derby  |  December 07, 2007

A Foulke Song; The Keith Foulke Comeback...

Last night was a great start for the Red Sox and their ALCS series with the Cleveland Indians! The last time the Red Sox looked this good was in 2004 and not to be forgotten Keith Foulke was as dominant a closer as anyone had seen in the postseason. Gordon Edes from the Boston Globe reported that Keith Foulke who had retired with Cleveland at the beginning of this...
Via BoSoxBuzz Blog  |  October 13, 2007

What The Foulke is Going on?

Keith Foulke, who was to make $5M this season and anchor the Cleveland Indians revamped bullpen in 2007, instead decided to retire. Foulke, the former Boston Red Sox closer, has battled injuries over the last couple of years, and decided to call it quits on his own terms.
Via The Fantasy Baseball Guy  |  February 16, 2007

Keith Foulke Retires Without Throwing a Pitch for Cleveland

Welcome to Cleveland, Keith. Foulke is set to announce his retirement today having never thrown a pitch for the Cleveland Indians.
Via FilteringCraig.com  |  February 16, 2007
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