JOSE MESA RUMORS & GOSSIP
Cleveland Sports Life Boat – Indians Closers
I am a huge fan of the Ron and Fez show on Sirius XM Satellite radio. They do a bit on the radio called life boat, and I’m borrowing it for Cleveland sports. Here’s how it works. There are four people and only three seats remaining on the life boat. You must work your way through the list of candidates and, unfortunately, someone is designated to try their hand at long-distance...
Cooperstown Choices: Jose Mesa
With the Hall Of Fame election announcement coming on January 9, 2013, it is time to review the ballot, go over the names, and decide who belongs in the Hall Of Fame.
There are twenty four men on the ballot for the first time this year and we will take a look at each one individually prior to official announcements. You can find all of the profiles in the I-70 Baseball Exclusives...
MLB News: Lofton, Alomar Jr, Mesa and Franco make 2013 HOF ballot
In what is another sign of the Indians’ heyday of the mid-90s being a distant memory, several members of the teams to make it to the 1995 and 1997 World Series have been named to the latest release of the MLB Hall of Fame ballot.
Kenny Lofton, Sandy Alomar Jr., Julio Franco and Jose Mesa appear on Hall of Fame ballot for the first time. #indianselite.
— paul hoynes (@hoynsie...
Curt Schilling, Jose Mesa Among Seven Former Phillies Are On the Hall of Fame Ballot
Photo Courtesy Wikipedia Commons
The 2013 BBWAA Hall of Fame ballot is out, and there are several Phillies on the ballot. Try not to laugh. They are:
Jeff Conine
Julio Franco
Roberto Hernandez
Kenny Lofton
Jose Mesa
Dale Murphy
Curt Schilling
Who will get votes? I'm sure Kenny Lofton will get some, Curt Schilling will get some, and Dale Murphy will fall short...
Top 10 Indians Closers
As you may have noticed if you read the site regularly, I like to make lists. As a separate part of the All-Time Indians section of the site I will be adding position by position rankings of the top ten Indians of all time. Rather than writing individual bios for each player on this page, each name will be linked to the bio I have already written for them, assuming they have one...
Yankees 2012 24th round draft pick: Jose Mesa Jr.
With their 24th round pick in the 2012 MLB First-Year Player draft, the Yankees selected Jose Mesa Jr., a 6-foot-4, 215-pound right handed pitcher out of Charles Flanagan High School in Florida.
This 18-year-old is the son of former Major Leaguer Jose Mesa and is another sign-ability case. From what it sounds like, Mesa expected to go much earlier in the draft and unless the Yankees...
Via Bronx Baseball Daily
June 06, 2012
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For 2012 Phillies, time to Buc the trend
Phillies set to open 2012 season in a place that has not traditionally been kind to them
PNC Park is one of the best stadiums in Major League Baseball, but the Phillies always seem to have a difficult time when they make a visit. Photo: Flickr user nytesong.
The Phillies celebrated their 1993 NL East Division championship in Pittsburgh, but the Steel City...
John Kasich remembers Jose Mesa’s World Series winning save, and the time Craig Ehlo blocked Michael Jordan’s shot …
It’s not like we’d expect just any Steelers fan to be able to refrain from repeatedly blurting alarmingly sociopathic utterances, but a guy who manages to get himself elected governor of Ohio?
"We have located the DERP."
From the Columbus Dispatch via Plunderbund, here’s Kasich rallying the troops, who’ve been falling behind in their efforts to keep the boot...
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