PAT BURRELL RUMORS & GOSSIP
An inside look at Pat Burrell’s love shack
Now that former San Francisco Giants outfielder Pat Burrell has formally announced his retirement, it’s time to do what every new retiree does: sell the house.
Wait. What?
Burrell won’t be playing baseball anymore (or earning a million-dollar-a-year contract), so the slugger has decided to sell his swanky digs in Scottsdale.
You’ve seen Tim Lincecum‘s crib...
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Discuss
Recently retired Pat Burrell selling Scottsdale home for $3.7 million dollars
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Pat the Bat: May the Force (of Chase Field’s Left Field Wall) Be with You
When Pat Burrell announced his retirement yesterday, I thought very hard about what exact moment I will always remember him for. Except, I couldn’t really think of anything.
Oh sure, there was that whole sparking the 2010 San Francisco Giants’ lineup towards a World Series crown thing as well as his square Phillie pinstripes and catchy nickname. But what else? What is...
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Was Pat Burrell A Bust?
Yesterday, Pat “The Bat” Burrell retired, seeing his playing days end due to a combination of chronic foot problems and a lessening need for a bat-only player who flopped in his one audition as a DH. Burrell finishes his career with 6,520 plate appearances and a .253/.361/.472 line, good for a 117 wRC+ and 21.9 WAR. If you offered any nearly any player a 12 year career...
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Pat Burrell Retires–The Internet will have just a few less dirty stories now
Pat Burrell is expected to formally announce that he is retiring any day now, effectively stealing some news during Super Bowl week. He hardly leaves the game empty handed. Two world series rings, 292 career big league home runs, and he was a career .834 OPS guy.
Then there’s the stories. If we’ve heard some of them there’s a good chance there’s a bunch we...
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Former Philadelphia Phillies Outfielder Pat Burrell to Retire
Pat Burrell will be retiring from the game of baseball, sources said. Burrell, 35, finishes his 14-year major league career with 292 home runs, 976 runs batted in, and two World Series rings – on the 2008 Philadelphia Phillies and 2010 San Francisco Giants.
Amazingly, Burrell was 1-for-27 in his World Series career, but still managed to earn two rings. The lone hit was arguably...
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Burrell makes it official: he’s done
Former Giants outfielder Pat Burrell has officially retired, according to MLB Trade Rumors and confirmed by Ken Rosenthal at FOX Sports.
This shouldn’t be a real big surprise for anyone following this site since we first speculated his retirement back in November.
The popular outfielder known as “Pat The Bat” told the Associated Press then that his career was likely over...
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MLB News: Two Former Phillies Outfielders Move into New Stages of the Lives
Two former Philadelphia Phillies that each played corner outfield positions are moving on. Pat Burrell is expected to retire and Matt Stairs is heading to the broadcast booth.
According to MLB Trade Rumors, Burrell 35, is planning on announcing his retirement. The left fielder spent most of his career with the Phillies before signing with the Tampa Bay Rays after winning the 2008...
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Pat Burrell to Retire
Pat the Bat retires after 12 productive seasons with 2 World Series rings. Photo: APPat Burrell is set to announce his retirement today according to Tim Dierkes of MLB Trade Rumors. Burrell, also known as Pat the Bat and the Machine, was a beacon of hope for a floundering franchise scorned by JD Drew’s famous refusal to sign. Burrell was the number one pick out of the University...
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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...
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June 28, 2011
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