PAT HENTGEN RUMORS & GOSSIP

Q&A: Pat Hentgen

Pat Hentgen had a lot of success against American League hitters in the 1990s, but he couldn’t solve Cecil. The Blue Jays right-hander had 19- and 20-win seasons, earned three All-Star berths, and won a Cy Young award. Against Cecil Fielder, he was a replacement-level stiff. Prince’s old man punished him to the tune of .360/.429/.880 in 57 plate appearances. Why did the hard...
Via Fangraphs  |  November 23, 2011

Blue Jays Notes: Pat Hentgen Steps Down, Team Not Seriously After Cespedes?

Just a couple of brief notes from the last couple of days: First, the Blue Jays have announced this week that Pete Walker has been named the new bullpen coach, as a result of Pat Hentgen stepping down from the position due to family reasons. To be perfectly honest here, I’m not entirely sure exactly how much quantifiable impact a bullpen coach has on a pitching staff, but Hentgen...
Via Rant Sports  |  November 10, 2011

Walker named Blue Jays' bullpen coach

The Toronto Blue Jays have picked Pete Walker to replace Pat Hentgen as the team's bullpen coach. Hentgen, a former Cy Young winner, stepped down from the position Monday for personal reasons. He will remain with the club as a special assistant. Wlaker, who enjoyed an eight-year MLB career, spent last season as pitching coach for Double-A New Hampshire, winners of the Eastern...
Via Pro Sports Daily  |  November 07, 2011

Pat Hentgen’s Embarrassing Theater Room; Wants $2mm

What do we remember about Pat Hentgen’s run as a right-handed pitcher for the Toronto Blue Jays? Oh, maybe that 1996 season when he won 20 games and had 10 complete games on his way to a Cy Young Award. That was pretty much the end, though. He’d eventually make $37,000,000 over a 14-year career and then buy a house in Tarpon Springs, Fla. with one of the most worthless...
Via Busted Coverage  |  October 20, 2011

Hentgen gives insight on Carpenter, Halladay

PHILADELPHIA • Pat Hentgen had won more than 100 games as a starter in eight-plus seasons for the Toronto Blue Jays. But he knew his time there was up in 1999.
Via STLtoday.com  |  October 07, 2011

Hentgen mourns death of mentor Queen

In the first year that Mel Queen was the Blue Jays' pitching coach, Pat Hentgen had the best year of his career and won the American League Cy Young Award.
Via mlb.com  |  May 13, 2011

Alex Gordon, Pat Hentgen, and Other Jays Musings

Jared Macdonald did a great job going through the reasons Zack Greinke may not be a fit for the Jays and may not be the right guy and I agree with him on all counts. Not only has Greinke expressed a yearning to stay out of the limelight, making any AL East team a bad one for him, but he also would cost the Jays too much “similar” ceiling talent in return. I understand...
Via Jays Journal  |  November 12, 2010

Nice Timing By the Blue Jays

Doesn't it seem fitting that during the week that Sparky Anderson passes away, that his erstwhile phenom, Torey Lovullo got hired by a MLB team? Anderson was always touting this prospect or that one and many times, it became a laughable joke because the players ended up being terrible. Torey Lovullo was one of those. When Sparky called up Lovullo, his famous quote was: "...
Via The Flagrant Fan  |  November 09, 2010

Cooperstown Conundrums

There are some questions out  there today,  following yesterday’s Hall of Fame Announcement: “Does Andre Dawson belong in the Hall of Fame?” “What about Bert Blyleven? ” “Would Robbie Alomar have been a first ballot Hall of Famer if he hadn’t spit on John Hirschbeck?” But I have another one. “Who the **** voted for Pat Hentgen...
Via Sports Crackle Pop  |  January 07, 2010

Gaston On Clemens: He's An A-Hole

Jays' manager Cito Gaston was asked what he thought about allegations in the new Clemens book that Clemens influenced the team to fire Gaston and hire Tim Johnson. Gaston hadn't heard about the book, but still had some interesting things to say.More from The Star.com:"He's an a-----e himself. A complete a-----e," Gaston said with a chuckle. "And I'll...
Via The Evil Empire  |  April 06, 2009
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