ADAM GREENBERG RUMORS
Adam Greenberg is Back Playing Ball
Don't call it a comeback. He's been here for years.
According to the Hartford Courant (and, obviously, his Twitter account), Adam Greenberg is back in professional baseball. This time, however, it's not back to the bigs for "one at bat"...it's back to Bridgeport.
Greenberg hit .255 with 126 stolen bases spread across parts of four seasons...
Orioles101 Sits Down with Recently Signed Baltimore Orioles Outfielder Adam Greenberg
The Baltimore Orioles have made a slew of minor league signings this offseason, but perhaps none more exciting than that of Adam Greenberg. Adam was kind enough to take some time for Orioles101 and respond to a few questions for our readers.
First, if you have not heard of Adam or his story, it is remarkable. Greenberg was drafted in the ninth round of the 2002 MLB Draft by the Chicago...
THAT'S THE TOPPS
Adam Greenberg to get his own baseball card
0-1, 1 Strikeout, 0.000 BA. That is how Miami Marlins one at bat pinch-hitter Adam Greenberg’s Topps rookie baseball card will read on the back. Topp’s announced on Wednesday that they will make a baseball card for Adam Greenberg. Their claim, “Adam Greenberg @Marlins embodies dedication, hard work & persistence.” They also left out the [...]
Strikeout can't spoil Greenberg's MLB return
MIAMI -- After striking out on three pitches, Adam Greenberg received a standing ovation from fans and high fives from teammates. But Greenberg had to draw the line somewhere.
No, he wasn't going to come out of the dugout for a curtain call.
"I wanted to do that after my at-bat, but I struck out," Greenberg said of the sixth inning. "So I can't do that. You...
Via Fox Sports Florida
October 03, 2012
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REDEMPTION SONG
Adam Greenberg gets second chance
Adam Greenberg got a second chance to bat in the major leagues years after getting hit in the head in his only career at-bat.
Marlins give Greenberg a second chance
MIAMI Its the ultimate second chance.
Adam Greenberg stepped to the plate at Sun Life Stadium on July 9, 2005, for his first major-league at-bat. Appearing as a pinch hitter for the Chicago Cubs, Greenberg was hit in the head by then Marlins reliever Valerio De Los Santos with the first pitch and went down in a heap.
Though my head was split open, I never truly lost consciousness...
Via Fox Sports Florida
October 01, 2012
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DREAMS DO COME TRUE
Adam Greenberg signed by Marlins
More than seven years after he was struck in the head by a pitch, Adam Greenberg will get his chance at one at-bat after signing a one-day contract with the Miami Marlins.
Greenberg to get 1-day chance with Marlins
Adam Greenberg will get another shot at hitting in the major leagues.
The Miami Marlins say they will sign the former Chicago Cubs prospect to a one-day contract effective Oct. 2, and play him that day against the New York Mets.
Greenberg made his first - and only - big-league appearance on July 9, 2005 for the Cubs against the Marlins, getting hit in the head by a Valerio De Los...
Via AP on Fox
September 27, 2012
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It may have taken seven years but Adam Greenberg is finally getting another MLB at bat
On July 9, 2005, in his major league debut for the Cubs, outfielder Adam Greenberg faced pitcher Valerio de los Santos of the Florida Marlins. Greenberg’s time in the Show lasted all of one pitch, as the first offering he saw from de los Santos beaned him squarely in the side of the head, which left the then 24-year-old with a concussion, followed by severe post-concussions symptoms...
Adam Greenberg’s “One At Bat”
Over the last week or so, several people have hit me up on Twitter asking me to help promote OneAtBat.com, a social campaign to get the Chicago Cubs to sign Adam Greenberg and give him a chance to hit in the big leagues in September. The story is certainly moving. You may remember that Greenberg got hit in the head on the first pitch of his Major League career, but may not know...
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