New York Times Follow Up on Ryan Freel
by: Parker Perry @ParkerPerry_
The New York Times examined Ryan Freel thoroughly in their latest story on the former Cincinnati Red.
Mike Tierney, of the Times, spoke with Freel's ex-wife, looked deep into his injuries, and went through his entire career.
While his peers and fans praised Freel’s headfirst approach throughout an eight-year career in the major...
Fundraiser for Ryan Freel
When the news broke of Ryan Freel’s suicide last week, it made for a very sad evening at the RHM household. During Freel’s time with the Cincinnati Reds, he was the most entertaining athlete on the field and a joy to watch. The news of his passing just before Christmas was difficult to handle.
Some good news has come out of the tragedy, though. The Reds fan forum RedsZone has...
McCoy: Ryan Freel was passionate, fearless
Ryan Freel was born with Pete Rose-type baseball genes, minus the natural talent.Thats what made Freel so popular with Cincinnati Reds fans, and its why the Reds once put together a Ryan Freel T-shirt giveaway with simulated dirt smudging the garment.Freel never finished a game without dirt and grime on his uniform, to say nothing of his face and arms. And more often than not, the...
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December 23, 2012
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Former Red Ryan Freel dead at age 36
Ryan Freel, who played for five MLB teams between 2001 and 2009, has committed suicide at age 36, according to multiple reports.
Sgt. Mike Paul of the Jacksonville (Fla.) Sheriffs Office confirmed to The Florida Times-Union that Freel, a Jacksonville native, was found dead from a self-inflicted shotgun wound Saturday at his home around 4 p.m. local time.
Paul confirmed to the newspaper...
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December 23, 2012
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Former Major Leaguer Ryan Freel Commits Suicide
Ryan Freel was just 36 years old when he took his own life yesterday. According to Chad Cushnir of First Coast News, Freel died from an apparent suicide. He leaves behind a child and a wife.
Freel played eight seasons in the Majors for five different teams. In his career, Freel hit .268/.354/.369. He was a gritty player who always gave it his best. He was likely instilling...
Freel found dead in Florida home
Ryan Freel, a former Major League Baseball player known for his fearless play but whose career was cut short after eight seasons by a series of head and other injuries, was found dead Saturday in Jacksonville, Fla., according to the Jacksonville Sheriff's Office.
Freel, who was 36, died of what appeared to be a self-inflicted shotgun wound, sheriff's office spokesman Shannon...
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December 23, 2012
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Former MLB Player Ryan Freel Reportedly Commits Suicide
Former MLB utility man Ryan Freel was found dead late Saturday, apparently from a self-inflicted shotgun wound.
The 36 year old Freel spent eight years in the majors, from 2001-2009. He spent the majority of that time with the Reds, though he finished up playing 14 games for the Cubs and debuted as a member of the Toronto Blue Jays.
Known primarily for his hustle, Freel was a fan...
Ryan Freel reportedly takes his own life
The Jacksonville (Florida) Sheriff’s office is reporting that former Cincinnati Reds IF/OF Ryan Freel has took his own life.
From the Florida Times-Union
Former Major League Baseball player and Jacksonville native Ryan Freel was found dead in his home on Saturday in what authorities said was a suicide.
Freel, 36, was found dead from a self-inflicted shotgun blast around 4 p.m....
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Report: Ryan Freel commits suicide
Former MLB player Ryan Freel, who is most strongly known for his stint with the Cincinnati Reds, reportedly committed suicide.
Former MLB player Ryan Freel commits suicide
Former MLB player Ryan Freel, who made his name with a hard-nose, hustling style of play with the Cincinnati Reds, has committed suicide at age 36. Freel last played in the majors in 2009 with the Royals, and his best years came a decade ago with the Reds, highlighted by three straight seasons with at least 30 stolen bases from 2004 to 2006.
After that 2006 season though, Freel...
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