SCOTT SCHOENEWEIS RUMORS

Despite posting a 7.41 ERA in 60 big league appearances over the last two seasons, Scott Schoeneweis still feels he can excel as a situational lefty, says Nick Cafardo of the Boston Globe. The 37-year-old tells Cafardo that he's hoping another team gives him a chance in 2011, after the Red Sox released him in May last year. As Cafardo explains, Schoeneweis found his wife dead of...

Free agent left-handed pitcher Scott Schoeneweis says he wants to pitch again, according to The Boston Globe’s Nick Cafardo. Cafardo says that he really wanted to stay with the Red Sox and wishes he’d been used more in the role that he anticipated – a situational lefty. “I would love to pitch again this season, but it would have to be a special situation given...

Former Mets reliever Scott Schoeneweis’ attempts to rebound from a horrible 2009 personally and professionally hit a roadblock earlier today when the lefty was released by the Milwaukee Brewers.  Schoeneweis argues to the Journal-Sentinel’s Tom Haudricourt that the Brewers should’ve paid no attention to his underwhelming spring stats (7 IP, 7 hits, 6 runs, 7.71 ERA). Schoeneweis...

Incredibly sad news comes out of Fountain Hills, Arizona today, as Diamondbacks lefty reliever Scott Schoeneweis' wife was found dead in their home this afternoon.As this story unfolds, we know very few details on Dawn Schoeneweis' death. Even more disturbing, we've read that she was found in the couple's bedroom by their eldest 14-year-old daughter. BLB's thoughts and prayers go...

Terrible news from Fountain Hills, Arizona, as Gabrielle Dawn Schoeneweis, wife of longtime major league pitcher Scott Schoeneweis, was found dead in her home this afternoon. As this story is unfolding as we speak, details are few and far between. According to AZCENTRAL.COM, one thing we do know, sadly, is that the discovery was made when [...]

Still a lot of details to come forward, however KTAR sports in Phoenix is reporting that the wife of Arizona Diamondbacks relief pitcher Scott Schoeneweis was found dead in their Fountain Hills home today. Stay tuned for more details as they emerge.  Tragic story to what is a growing list of sad stories surrounding this team…

The New York Times is reporting that Cardinals third baseman Troy Glaus told investigators that he injected himself with steroids once every four days starting in November 2003 and ending in February 2004. Glaus resumed using steroids in May 2004 and stopped in August of that season. Also mentioned in the report were Todd Greene, Ismael Valdez, and Scott Schoeneweis.Injuries played...

by Gary Gaffney, MD, Steroid NationInteresting week in the doping world, beginning with the HGH summit in California. Reports indicated that the blood test for HGH continues to be developed (read between the lines that current tests are not sensitive nor reliable), even using nanotechnology. Other reports at the summit -- attended by US professional leagues -- endorse the fact...

I know it was a tough night but it was a tougher day for Scott Schoeneweis. Late last night on his Mets Blog for the NY Post Bart Hubbach reported that Schoeneweis who is a testicular cancer survivor, was rushed to the hospital by ambulance yesterday morning and was hospitalized for seven hours. Adam Rubin of the Daily News has more on Schoeneweis who took some over the counter medication...

Unbelievable. Met fans, keep your heads down.