EMILIO BONIFACIO RUMORS
Hamate Break Halts Jorge Bonifacio’s Breakout Season
If you knew Emilio Bonifacio‘s younger brother was an outfield prospect in the Kansas City Royals’ farm system, you might assume the two are roughly similar. But Emilio — a speedy, switch-hitting, utility man for the Toronto Blue Jays — and Jorge have little in common, at least when it comes to their games. Jorge, the younger of the pair, is a burly right fielder with a...
Happ ($3.7M), Bonifacio ($2.6M) agree with BJays
Left-hander J.A. Happ has agreed to a $3.7 million, one-year contract with the Toronto Blue Jays, who also reached a $2.6 million, one-year deal with infielder Emilio Bonifacio.
The deals Friday avoided salary arbitration.
Projected as the team's sixth starter, Happ was 10-11 with a 4.79 ERA in 24 starts and four relief appearances last season, striking out a career-high 144...
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January 18, 2013
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Blue Jays Rumors: Emilio Bonifacio Available?
Toronto Blue Jays infielder/outfielder Emilio Bonifacio, who
was acquired in a trade with the Miami Marlins earlier this offseason, could be
available, reports David O’Brien of the Atlanta Journal-Constitution.
#Braves interested in Bonifaciobefore got traded by MIA (Fredi G. had him w/Marlins), didn't know til this wk he might still be available
— David O'Brien...
Emilio Bonifacio Is The Biggest Deal in the MegaDeal
The Miami Marlins and Toronto Blue Jays have reportedly decided to move a whole bunch of players up and down the east coast, but among them, a guy who’s not making any headlines, is Emilio Bonifacio. Bonifacio is the biggest over-the-top-holy-cow player moved up to Toronto. He’s very simply a very talented baseball player. He has started in at least 17 games in 6 positions...
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Marlins player fakes out Nationals fans
Miami Marlins second baseman Emilio Bonifacio caught a popup near the first base line to end the second inning of Friday night's game in D.C. against the Washington Nationals. Afterwards, Bonifacio turned towards the stands and wound his arm back as if he were going to toss the ball to a fan. Instead, however, he faked out the Nationals fans as he headed back to the dugout...
Emilio Bonifacio to be activated Friday
The Marlins are set to activate Emilio Bonifacio from the disabled list on Friday. The utility outfielder/infielder has been out since mid-may after having surgery to repaired ligament damage to his thumb.
Although Bonifacio went just 2-19 in his rehab assignment games, his speed and positional eligibility make him a must start in all formats. He logged an amazing 20 stolen bases...
Bonifacio plans to be back at the break
Center fielder Emilio Bonifacio has had a tough time watching his teammates struggle through a 4-15 June, but he said he'll be ready to join the Miami Marlins after the All Star break. Bonifacio, on the disabled list with a jammed left thumb, took 25 swings from the right side Friday and will swing from the left side Saturday. If all goes as planned, he will start live hitting...
Marlins' Bonifacio out 4-6 weeks
Major league stolen base leader Emilio Bonifacio was safe on his first 20 attempts this season. Now he'll be out for a while.
The Miami Marlins center fielder will have surgery on his injured left thumb Friday and is expected to be sidelined four to six weeks. Bonifacio already was on the disabled list after he jammed his hand on a dive into first base last Friday at Cleveland...
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May 24, 2012
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Marlins CF Bonifacio out with sprained thumb
Miami Marlins center fielder Emilio Bonifacio, who leads the majors in stolen bases, could be headed for the disabled list because of a sprained left thumb.
Bonifacio is out of the lineup for Saturday's game at Cleveland. An MRI on Saturday revealed the sprain. Manager Ozzie Guillen says going on the DL is a possibility, but adds Indians doctors said Bonifacio won't need...
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May 19, 2012
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Bonifacio, Marlins complete arbitration hearing
Shortstop Emilio Bonifacio has completed his salary arbitration hearing against the Miami Marlins, trying to become the second player to defeat the club within a week.
Bonifacio's side argued during Tuesday's hearing that he should be given a raise from $425,000 to $2.2 million, and the Marlins asked that he be paid $1.95 million.
A decision by arbitrators Steven Wolf,...
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February 07, 2012
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