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AUBREY HUFF RUMORS & GOSSIP

Aubrey Huff Unloading Beautiful San Diego Pad – $3.995 Million

  I’m having a hard time believing Aubrey Huff only made $57,825,001 during his MLB career. This guy hammered out 242 dongs and…
Via Busted Coverage
April 16, 2014  |  Discuss

SF Giants Rumors: Tim Flannery, Pablo Sandoval, David Huff and Aubrey Huff

If you’re wondering who on the San Francisco Giants coaching staff has a good chance at being a future manager someday, wonder no more… Nick Cafardo of the Boston Globe asked a few GM’s, players, writers, scouts, other coaches, and Giants third base coach Tim Flannery was one of the bench coaches that were often mentioned, because people love Flannery’s style and approach...
Via San Francisco Giants Baseball (SF Giants Rumors)
January 29, 2014  |  Discuss

Two Former Giants Call It Quits

To illustrate just how important Aubrey Huff was to the 2010 Giants, you have to go back and look at the team in the years 2005-2009. More specifically, you have to look at their atrocious first base situation in span. Starting in 2005, it was almost comical how much difficulty the Giants had at finding a halfway decent hitter to play at first base. No matter who they tried, they...
Via BaySportsNet
January 06, 2014  |  Discuss

Aubrey Huff announces retirement

Two-time World Series champion, Aubrey Huff, has officially retired from baseball and will follow a career in broadcasting with Pac-12 Networks, he told MLB Daily Dish. Huff told Chris Cotillo he has “no desire to play anymore” and he is “officially done” after a 13-year Major League career that contained stints with five different teams. His most recent team was the San...
Via Universal Takeover Sports Network
January 04, 2014  |  Discuss

Aubrey Huff retires, becomes Pac-12 annoucer

Aubrey Huff has retired from baseball and accepted a job with the Pac-12 Network. Huff, 37, had some big seasons while playing for the Tampa Bay Rays, Baltimore Orioles and later won two World Series with the San Francisco Giants. Spoke with Aubrey Huff, who said he is "officially done" playing and has accepted a job with the Pac-12 Network: http://t.co/3xi7V3W1sv — Chris...
Via Tireball.com
January 04, 2014  |  Discuss
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