ALEXEI RAMIREZ RUMORS
The 2013 Angels In a Nutshell
8th inning, Angels lead the White Sox 4-2. Dane de la Rosa starts the inning.
Alejandro de Aza singles.
Alexei Ramirez singles.
Alex Rios strikes out.
Alejandro de Aza scores on a wild pitch.
Adam Dunn singles, Alexei Ramirez scores.
At this point, de la Rosa has lost the lead, and is pulled before the White Sox can do any further damage. Taking the hill is Michael Kohn, who has...
Player Profile #159: Alexei Ramirez | SS | CHW
Alexei Ramirez‘s fantasy ranking has trended down each of the last two seasons. In his first three (2008-2010) he batted .290, .277, and .282. In the last two years he’s failed to bat better than .269.
Last year the free-swinging Ramirez took that approach to a whole new level, walking just 2.6% of the time and swinging at 41.5% of the pitches he saw outside the strike zone ...
Ramirez scratched from lineup
White Sox shortstop Alexei Ramirez was a late scratch from Chicago's starting lineup on Sunday after he arrived late to U.S. Cellular Field.
Ramirez was listed as the No. 2 hitter in the original lineup posted in the clubhouse for the game against the Kansas City Royals, but was replaced by utility player Ray Olmedo. Chicago entered the game with a two-game lead over Detroit...
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September 09, 2012
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Cuban Alexei Ramirez enjoys a pregame cigar in the dugout (Picture)
So is this the kind of pregame fuel players are using in Chicago these days? I can’t imagine this was acceptable under Ozzie Guillen, unless the player was sharing his stogies, of course. Maybe this is just what Cuban-born shortstop Alexei Ramirez grew up on. Nothing to see here, move along.
H/T SB Nation Chicago via Hot Clicks
SMOKING HOT
White Sox shortstop enjoys pre-game cigar
White Sox shortstop Alexei Ramirez apparently smoked a cigar in the dugout before a game, and we now have a picture of it happening on June 7th. It is often that you see baseball players in the past enjoying some chew, but a cigar prior to a game is on a different level.
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ChiSox's Ramirez gets medal replaced
Chicago White Sox shortstop Alexei Ramirez got a replacement for his lost gold medal that he earned with Cuba's Olympic team at the 2004 Athens Games.
During a surprise presentation Friday, Ramirez was left emotional and momentarily speechless as he received another medal.
Fellow countryman Jose Contreras, the star of the White Sox's 2005 World Series winner and currently...
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June 08, 2012
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WSox's Ramirez gets replacement of lost gold medal
Chicago White Sox shortstop Alexei Ramirez got a replacement for his lost gold medal that he earned with Cuba's Olympic team at the 2004 Athens Games.
During a surprise presentation Friday, Ramirez was left emotional and momentarily speechless as he received another medal.
Fellow countryman Jose Contreras, the star of the White Sox's 2005 World Series winner and currently...
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June 08, 2012
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Alexei Ramirez bails out on a curveball strike
Chicago White Sox shortstop Alexei Ramirez had an embarrassing moment during the 11th inning of Saturday night's game against the Seattle Mariners when he ducked a curveball that ended up a called strike. Your browser does not support iframes. The pitch from Mariners pitcher Tom Wilhelmsen started up and in, causing Ramirez to duck. However, the pitch came back down and caught...
Alexei Ramirez Has Been A Consistent Contributor For The White Sox – Can He Take The Next Step?
Alexei Ramirez has been one of the White Sox most consistent players throughout the last few seasons.
He’s been an everyday starter for four seasons now and has averaged a .278 BA, 19 HR, and 77 RBI per year. What’s most impressive is that these statistics have not been skewed by extreme numbers in any given year; in each of his seasons he had stats right around those averages...
Chicago White Sox: Building momentum
Although the White Sox were off to a slow start in Spring Training, the Southsiders went 5-2 this past week and seem to be settling into a groove. These wins put the Sox at a more respectable 10-13 overall, mostly thanks to the arrival of some serious offense.
The Sox scored 13 runs in last Wednesday’s win over the Seattle Mariners and routed the Kansas City Royals 16-4 the next...
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