TERRENCE LONG RUMORS

Random Athlete Of The Day- Terrence Long

Coming straight out of high school in Alabama, Terrence Long was selected 20th overall by the New York Mets in the 1994 Draft. It took Terrence a while to get out of the Minors but in 1999 he finally made his debut for the New York Mets at age 23. The next season he was traded to the Moneyball Oakland A’s in a deal involving Kenny Rogers.  He was a Rookie of the Year candidate...
Via Taking Bad Schotz  |  September 02, 2011

Mets Rewind: July 25

Here’s what happened on this day in New York Mets history: 1998: Baltimore’s ageless wonder Jesse Orosco pitches in his 1,000th career game. 1999: New York Mets traded Terrence Long and Leoner Vasquez to the Oakland Athletics for Kenny Rogers. June 2, 2010 — Mets Rewind: June 2
Via Mets360.com  |  July 24, 2010

MLB.com: Long already hard at work with Yankees

NEW YORK—While the rest of baseball clings to its last weeks of Hot Stove hibernation, Yankees hitting coach Kevin Long has already rolled into the new season, logging frequent-flyer miles to put in batting cage hours with several players. Long is spending this week overseeing Alex Rodriguez’s first swings of 2010 and has already spent a good chunk of the winter...
Via Replacement Level Yankees  |  January 08, 2010

Royals By Mail

Well, with the Royals world falling apart, this did make me laugh. I guess it’s old, but I had not seen it before. Plus it has my favorite play in Royals history … when Terrence Long and Chip Ambres decided to jog toward the dugout while a fly ball landed behind them. It hasn’t gotten [...]
Via Joe Posnanski > Curiously Long Posts  |  June 05, 2009
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