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Stress And Anxiety In Baseball
Baseball is a team sport. Between the foul lines, however, the outcome of the game is inextricably composed of multiple individual performances, and in today’s hyper-analytical and overly-critical society that places each individual performance under a microscope, stress amongst baseball players has — by all accounts — risen to never-before-seen levels.
For some players, that...
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12 days ago
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12 days ago
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Taylor Buchholz to sit out 2012
Relief pitcher Taylor Buchholz plans to skip the 2012 baseball season, his agent, David Pasti tells ESPNNewYork.com (as reported by Adam Rubin).
The New York Mets granted him free agency after the 2011 season. Buchholz and the Mets announced last summer that the pitcher was dealing with emotional issues.
“If he signs with anyone, it would be with the Mets,” Pasti said...
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13 days ago
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13 days ago
Mets Notes: Bucholz To Skip 2012, Ankiel Still On Mets Radar, Oberkfell To Bears
Reliever Taylor Buchholz, who has dealt with anxiety and depression issues throughout his career, plans to skip the 2012 season, agent David Pasti told ESPN New York.
Buchholz signed with Mets last offseason and went on the DL on June 2 with what was announced as shoulder fatigue. But a month later both Buchholz and the Mets jointly announced that he was dealing with the emotional...
Via Mets Merized Online
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Taylor Buchholz is a free agent
According MLB.com, Taylor Buchholz has declared free agency, and will seek out opportunities with another organization.
In 23 games last season, Buchholz was 1-1 with a 3.12 ERA and 26 strikeouts in 26 innings pitched. He went on the disabled list on May 29 with tendinitis in his shoulder. He was then diagnosed with depression on July 1 and missed the remainder of the season.
Recently...
Via Matthew Cerrone's Mets Blog
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November 17, 2011
More on Buchholz and the Mets
Photo by Michael BaronI found it interesting that the Mets activated Taylor Buchholz from the 60 day disabled list. After losing almost the entire season to depression the team could have easily justified out-righting him and hoping to resign on a minor league deal or even moving on altogether. The 29 y/o right hander will cost the team under 1M to keep and maybe showing him the...
Via Mets Fever
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October 26, 2011
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October 26, 2011
Taylor Buchholz - A Man's Man Comes Clean About Depression
Mets reliever Taylor Buchholz has been sidelined since May 30th with what was called a "shoulder problem." Buccholz, who has been off to an impressive start (1-1 3.12 ERA), experienced shoulder discomfort, and was disabled. It was not thought of to be anything major, but a month and a half later, there have been no sightings of the Mets righty reliever. Just recently...
Via Long Island Met Fan
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July 16, 2011
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July 16, 2011
Buchholz Dealing With Anxiety and Depression; Return From DL Now Unknown
New York Mets reliever Taylor Buchholz, who was placed on the DL June 2nd (retroactive to May 30th) with shoulder fatigue, will not becoming off the disabled list anytime soon as the 29-year-old has reportedly been battling depression and anxiety all season long. According to that same article by the New York Times Buchholz said [...]
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July 02, 2011
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July 02, 2011
Meet Taylor Buchholz
Taylor Buchholz is a classic low cost high reward signing by the Red Sox. What's better than one Buchholz? Two Buchholz! The Red Sox claimed Taylor Buchholz (a distant cousin of Clay) off of waiver's recently, where he'll hopefully bolster...
Via Sawx Blog
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November 18, 2010
Sox Corner The Market On Guys Named Buchholz
The Red Sox claimed reliever Taylor Buchholz off waivers from the Toronto Blue Jays yesterday. And yes, he's related to Clay, as he confirmed with Nick Carfardo last season that they are distant cousins.Too bad Horst (pictured) isn't still around, as the Sox could have gotten him on the payroll somehow and made it a Buchholz Hat Trick.
Via Mighty Quinn Media Machine
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November 16, 2010
Blue Jays Lose Two: Jordan Bastian and Taylor Buchholz
In an unexpected announcement, Jordan Bastian, MLB.com reporter for the Blue Jays since 2005, is moving on to become the MLB.com reporter for the Cleveland Indians in 2011.
His motivation for the move was to be closer to family and friends, and especially now that he has a son, time with his family is of the utmost importance. You can (and should) read his very classy post on his...
Via Jays Journal
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November 15, 2010
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