RONNY PAULINO RUMORS
Orioles sign veteran catcher Ronny Paulino
The Baltimore Orioles signed veteran catcher Ronny Paulino on Monday adding catching depth to their organization. Paulino played 20 games for the Orioles last season before attempting to win a spot with the Mariners this spring.
Paulino was unable to gain another job after his release this spring.
The 32-year-old Paulino is a career .272/.324/.376 hitter with 33 home runs and 216...
Mariners sign C Paulino to minor league deal
The Seattle Mariners have started to address one concern before to spring training by signing catcher Ronny Paulino to a minor league deal with an invite to the major league camp.
The Mariners announced the deal Friday. Paulino is the 19th invite to major league spring training on top of the 40-man roster.
Paulino, 31, spent last season in Baltimore, playing 20 games with the Orioles...
Via AP on Fox
January 25, 2013
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Orioles bring up Pomeranz, Paulino
The Baltimore Orioles announced that they recalled right-hander Stu Pomeranz and catcher Ronny Paulino from Class AAA Norfolk, optioned catcher Luis Exposito to Norfolk and designated infielder/outfielder Bill Hall for assignment. Pomeranz has not allowed an earned run in 10 appearances this season in the minors, combining 23 1/3 innings between Norfolk and Class AA Bowie. Paulino...
Mets To Make Move On Ronny Paulino Today
The Mets must make a decision as to whether to tender catcher Ronny Paulino a contract by today's non-tender deadline. As we reported back on November 28th, the Mets are quite displeased with Paulino's poor work ethic and lack of preparation, along with his laziness. If the Mets non-tender Paulino, the Mets catching tandem would most likely be Mike Nickeas and Josh Thole...
Mets Not Expected To Tender Paulino Tonight
Tonight is the deadline for teams to decide whether they intend to tender arbitration-eligible players a contract. If the player is dissatisfied with the contract, the player has the right to go before an arbitrator if the salary is not settled beforehand.
The Mets have five such players and they include Mike Pelfrey, Ronny Paulino, Manny Acosta, Ramon Ramirez and Andres Torres...
Mets not happy with Paulino..
Photo by Michael BaronThere has been this quiet grumbling since the off-season started about the Mets not being particularly happy with Ronny Paulino, specifically his handling of the pitching staff ( game calling). Now it seems like that grumbling has turned into an all out roar and it doesn't appear that the arbitration eligible catcher will return. It was a small moment...
Mets Pushing for a New Back-up Catcher
According to Andy Martino of the Daily News, some officials within the New York Mets organization were very displeased with the play and attitude of Ronnie Paulino this past season and are pushing to replace the arbitration eligible back-stop.
[Ronnie Paulino] was supposed to hit for power, and all he did was hit singles,” said one Mets official, according to Martino. “(Mike...
Mets looking for new backup C, Paulino on the outs
“In Ronny Paulino’s first season in New York, the team did not view him as a diligent worker, adequate defensive catcher, or offensive force off the bench, and some are pushing to replace the arbitration-eligible backstop,” according to the Daily News.
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Via Matthew Cerrone's Mets Blog
November 28, 2011
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Mets Better Off Without Paulino
Andy Martino of the Daily News shares an odd exchange that occurred late last season between manager Terry Collins and catcher Ronny Paulino.
In the late innings of one game last season, Terry Collins needed a pinch-hitter, and decided to use Ronny Paulino. The Mets manager walked to Paulino’s seat on the bench, and told the catcher to grab a bat.
Paulino did not grab a bat...
One & Done? Mets Might Look To Replace Ronny Paulino
It is being reported that the Mets were very disappointed in the attitude and performance of Ronny Paulino, whom they acquired last off-season. It is believed that Paulino "still didn't know the indicator sign in September - pitchers had to call to mound consistently - bad game caller too." If true, which it is being reported by Mike Silva, that is totally inexcusable...
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