BEN REVERE RUMORS & GOSSIP
Ben Revere is a perfect player...for Little League
Ben Revere has many great attributes for a Little Leaguer, but it does not translate to big league success.
Time To Change the Revere Narrative
Revere’s legs put the Phillies ahead for good yesterday. Photo Credit: Jesse Johnson
Ben Revere was traded to the Phillies on December 6, 2012 for popular, but injury-bitten starter Vance Worley and former top prospect Trevor May. Revere came to the Phillies fresh off a 2012 where he hit .294/.333/.342 with 40 steals in 49 attempts as a 24 year old player. Revere combined those...
Ben Revere makes Twins pay in his return to Minnesota
MINNEAPOLIS The Twins loved Ben Revere when he was in Minnesota. They probably don't care very much for him now that he's in Philadelphia especially when he keys a win over his former team.
Revere was 4-for-6 in Thursday's series finale at his old stomping grounds of Target Field as his new Phillies team topped Minnesota by a 3-2 final.
Batting leadoff for the first...
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The Phillies have an amusing outfield
On Tuesday, the Phillies played the Twins and fielded the most visually amusing outfield I can remember. In left field, they have slugger Dominic Brown, and in center, they played popular former Twin Ben Revere. In right field, they usually play Delmon Young, but since they were able to play a DH, they had Delmon fill that role and played John Mayberry instead. Brown is 6’5″...
Target Field full of good memories for Ben Revere
MINNEAPOLIS The list of highlight reel catches that Ben Revere made in 133 games at Target Field is a long one. For most fans, it might be tough to pick a favorite.
The former Twin has one in mind, though. He refers to it only as "the one I made in 2011." He made several plays that year, but the one that Revere recalls fondest came back on Aug. 22, 2011 when he robbed...
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Mayberry, Revere and the Starting CF Post
The Phillies trade of Shane Victorino last season left a gaping hole in centerfield heading into the 2013 campaign. With a bevy of free agent centerfielders available, and even more available via trade, the Phillies stood to shore up the position for years to come. While I argued for the likes of Peter Bourjos, Angel Pagan or Denard Span, the Phillies opted to acquire Ben Revere...
Ben Revere holds on to ball after smashing into Fenway Park wall (video)
Philadelphia Phillies center fielder Ben Revere continued his domination of plays in the outfield that merit “Catch of the Year” consideration (remember this one?) on Monday in a game against the Boston Red Sox at Fenway Park. Tracking a deep drive off the bat of David Ortiz in the bottom of the fourth inning, Revere, [...]The post Ben Revere holds on to ball after smashing into...
Ben Revere Sacrafices His Body For A Great Catch
courtesy of sportsmockery.com Ben Revere made an unbelievable catch Monday night taking away a for sure double from David Ortiz. In the process, Revere ran to the deepest part of Fenway Park right smack into the metal garage at full speed. He was able to hold onto the baseball; but was grimacing and grabbing his left elbow in sever pain. Take a look. Revere was checked out...
Ben Revere’s Catch of the Year Candidate
Ben Revere looked like a man on a mission last night. With a pair of highlight reel catches, Revere pulled out all the stops behind Cliff Lee. Before the game, he dedicated his play to the victims of the Boston tragedy, including a taping a simple message on his glove: Pray for Boston.
For the benefit of those who missed it, here is Revere’s catch from last night, courtesy of MLB...
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Ben Revere makes unbelievable catch
Phillies centerfielder Ben Revere robbed, absolutely robbed Reds 3rd baseman Todd Frazier in the bottom of the second inning tonight, going all out on a lined shot to center before going full extension to steal extra bases with an amazing, early candidate for play-of-the-year type grab. Revere then has the presence of mind to fire the ball back into first and double up Jay Bruce...
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