LUKE SCOTT RUMORS & GOSSIP
Luke Scott enjoys welcome respite from recent slump
ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. Luke Scott was packing near his locker, preparing for a road trip to South Florida and points beyond in what can be a frustrating game, more nights that can either humble or reward. He accepts the gratifying moments when they come, never taking them for granted, because he knows how hard they can be to earn.
Just imagine if you had a tail, and you go around...
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19 days ago
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Rays' Luke Scott back in lineup after calf injury
Luke Scott is back in the lineup.
The Tampa Bay Rays activated the designated hitter Tuesday before a game against the Kansas City Royals at Kauffman Stadium. He was dealing with a right calf strain late in spring training, which left him on the disabled list since March 30, retroactive to March 24.
Shelley Duncan was designated for assignment to make room for Scott's re-entry...
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April 30, 2013
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Rays DH Luke Scott will start season on DL
ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. A start to Luke Scotts season must wait.
The Tampa Bay Rays announced Saturday afternoon that the designated hitter will be placed on the 15-day disabled list. The eight-year veteran, who was re-signed by the Rays to a one-year, 2.75 million deal in February, will miss time because of a right calf strain sustained after drinking too much alkaline water, he...
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March 30, 2013
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Rays first baseman Luke Scott arrived at spring training with a boar’s head (photo)
Tampa Bay Rays first baseman Luke Scott — a unique, eccentric fellow with interesting theories and thoughts on a variety of topics — arrived at spring training on Sunday afternoon with a curious object, something one wouldn’t typically consider a necessary accessory for a major league ballplayer to have in his possession as he embarks on camp: A boar’s head.
And no, we are...
GETTIN' PIGGY WITH IT
Luke Scott brings boar's head to spring training
Tampa Bay Rays DH Luke Scott is a bizarre man. When Scott showed up at Rays Spring Training on Monday, he showed up with the head of a boar in tow. Marc Topkin of the Tampa Bay Times shared the picture to the right, and Gary Shelton of the Times has the full story on the head. Scott bounced through the clubhouse carrying a large boar's head — the first one he killed with...
Luke Scott shows up to Rays camp with boar’s head from hunting trip (Picture)
Tampa Bay Rays first baseman Luke Scott is not your average human being. He enjoys speaking his mind and getting a rise out of people. The latter is likely what inspired him to bring a hunting trophy with him to spring training on Monday.
As you can see from the photo above that Marc Topkin of the Tampa Bay Times shared on Twitter, Scott brought an actual wild boar’s head from...
Luke Scott says slump has brought him to tears and made him pray for help
Luke Scott is currently setting all the wrong records for the Tampa Bay Rays. On Thursday night, he set a Rays team record for most consecutive at-bats without a hit as his historical hitting slump continued with an 0-for-3 night. Scott is currently in an 0-for-39 funk. The Rays record was 0-for-37 and the MLB record is 0-for-46, held by utility man Eugenio Velez. As expected, Scott...
Luke Scott Calls Red Sox Fans 'Vulgar,' Says 'They Swear at You' and 'Talk About Your Family'
Apparently Luke Scott has never heard the "sticks and stones" rhyme. But next time he comes to Boston, he's going to hear a whole lot of fun things from the Boston crowd. Scott spoke out about Red Sox fans on Wednesday, saying how vulgar and ruthless they are. He added how "awesome" it felt, as a member of the Orioles last year, to spoil the Sox' postseason...
GRATE SCOTT
New Ray takes shots at Sox fans
Luke Scott spent a long time in Baltimore before joining the Rays this offseason, so he's familiar with Boston fans and the unique passion they bring to the game. And he's sick of it.
Report: Scott headed to Tampa Bay Rays
The Tampa Bay Rays have agreed with free agent Luke Scott on a one-year contract with an option for 2013, the Baltimore Sun reported today.
The deal is expected to become official after a physical examination, which could be more than a simple formality. Scott, 33, missed the final two months of the 2011 season after undergoing surgery on a torn labrum in his right shoulder.
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January 11, 2012
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