Former Phillies OF Pat Burrell "Tried to Fight" CBS Sports Columinist Jon Heyman in a Bar Last Night
You cannot make this up: According to CBS Sports columnist Jon Heyman himself, Pat Burrell and he almost got into a physical altercation. Heyman tweeted a thank you to former major leaguer and MLB Network host Kevin Millar for coming to his aid. Deadspin identifies the other as MLB public relations employee Mike Teevs.
Heyman tweeted this:
Heyman is no physical threat...
Pat Burrell Has A Boob-Grabbing Party Weekend For His Retirement
Pat Burrell came back to the city of Philadelphia this weekend to retire as a Phillie. I’m sure that was a great moment for Pat The Bat, but the highlight for everyone else was his party filled weekend that included this picture above.
As stories go, if you believe everything you read on the internet, this lovely fan asked for a picture and Burrell insisted that he would only...
Pat Burrell Retirement Weekend Highlighted By Boob Grab
Pat the Bat, as we mentioned Saturday morning, went on a Philly bender this weekend in honor of Pat Burrell Retirement Weekend. Of course the guy drank truckloads of booze, went bar hopping at Philly’s finest establishments and even was allowed to grace some chick named Jill Marie with his throwing hand on her left breast. Yes, we’re still waiting for the shirtless dancing pics...
Ladies, Pat Burrell Is In Philly For His Jersey Retirement & To Pound Poon!
We suggest you go visit Kyle at Crossing Broad this morning for a full report on what Pat Burrell was up to very early this morning in Philadelphia. There are rumors of Pat the Bat & Chase Utley holding court at some bar called the Pen & Pencil. Needless to say we’re on pins & needles waiting for the shirtless pics & the videos to surface. It’s Burrell weekend...
Giants pay tribute to retired outfielder Burrell
Retired outfielder Pat Burrell is getting one more moment in the spotlight at AT&T Park after he became a key member of San Francisco's improbable World Series run two years ago.
The former Giants and Philadelphia Phillies star is set to throw out the first pitch before the middle game of the teams' series Tuesday night. Now doing some scouting work for San Francisco...
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April 17, 2012
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Slugger Pat Burrell decides to retire
Outfielder Pat Burrell will retire from baseball next month as a member of the Philadelphia Phillies, the team announced Thursday.
Burrell, who was selected by the Phillies with the No. 1 overall pick in the 1998 draft, will sign a one-day contract, allowing him to retire as a member of the ballclub whose uniform he donned for nine seasons.
He will be honored in Philadelphia on...
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April 12, 2012
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OF Burrell to sign one-day contract, retire with Phillies
Pat Burrell will sign a one-day minor-league contract with the Philadelphia Phillies before officially retiring next month.
The Phillies announced the move on Thursday, noting that the 35-year-old Burrell will retire during the team's series against the Boston Red Sox at Citizens Bank Park.
In nine seasons in Philadelphia, Burrell belted 251 homers to rank fourth in franchise...
An inside look at Pat Burrell’s love shack
Now that former San Francisco Giants outfielder Pat Burrell has formally announced his retirement, it’s time to do what every new retiree does: sell the house.
Wait. What?
Burrell won’t be playing baseball anymore (or earning a million-dollar-a-year contract), so the slugger has decided to sell his swanky digs in Scottsdale.
You’ve seen Tim Lincecum‘s crib. You’ve read...
Pat Burrell Retires–The Internet will have just a few less dirty stories now
Pat Burrell is expected to formally announce that he is retiring any day now, effectively stealing some news during Super Bowl week. He hardly leaves the game empty handed. Two world series rings, 292 career big league home runs, and he was a career .834 OPS guy.
Then there’s the stories. If we’ve heard some of them there’s a good chance there’s a bunch we haven’t heard...
Pat Burrell: “I don’t think I can play anymore”
THE BAT STANDS PAT: Burrell's career is likely over, he acknowledged Thursday. (Photo by Thearon W. Henderson/Getty Images)
Short of taking the podium and holding an all-out news conference announcing his official retirement, former Giants outfielder Pat Burrell may have seen his last Major League pitch.
The popular outfielder known as “Pat The Bat” told the Associated Press...
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