SKIP SCHUMAKER RUMORS
Heath Bell: My mom gave me advice on how to get Skip Schumaker out
Skip Schumaker has enjoyed a great deal of success against Heath Bell throughout his career, and that continued on Wednesday night during the Arizona Diamondbacks’ 3-2 win over the Los Angeles Dodgers. Bell was brought in to protect a one-run lead in the ninth and did just that, but not before Schumaker led off with a double. Schumaker was brought in to pinch hit because he was...
Very Urgent Scouting Report: Skip Schumaker, Pitcher
While it goes without saying that the present site is required reading for all of baseball’s most progressive front offices, it’s also the case that no post at the site today will be read more hungrily or with such hunger as this one — which post is a very urgent scouting report on Skip Schumaker, who both (a) is a middle infielder for the Dodgers and (b) threw a scoreless...
The End Of Jared Schumaker In St. Louis
Skip Schumaker is no longer a Cardinal. He's been traded to the Dodgers for a AA infielder.
This isn't a surprise to anyone. Schumaker, the consummate professional, saw the writing on the wall with the Cardinals and discreetly requested a trade from GM John Mozeliak.
I'm pretty sure outside of his family and some truly die hard fans, this is really...
Report: Cardinals trade Schumaker to Dodgers
ST. LOUIS Skip Schumaker is heading home.
The Cardinals traded the southern California native to the Los Angeles Dodgers late Tuesday night, according to the Los Angeles Times.
Schumaker, who fell out of favor with manager Mike Matheny and was rarely used down the stretch, hit .276 and had a .339 on-base percentage in 107 games last season.
His sporadic playing time led to a...
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December 12, 2012
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Report: Dodgers acquire Skip Schumaker for Jake Lemmerman
Mike Petriello of Mike Scioscia's Tragic Illness reported tonight the Dodgers have sent infield prospect Jake Lemmerman to the Cardinals for infielder/outfielder Skip Schumaker.
The Dodgers, in need of a bench player, land a versatile player in Schumaker, 32, who can play second base and the outfield (including center field). He isn't going to unseat Mark Ellis as...
Cards notebook: Schumaker open to trade
NASHVILLE, Tenn. Cardinals utility man Skip Schumaker has informed the club that he would welcome a trade if they don't envision giving him more regular playing time next season.
Schumaker, who fell out of favor with manager Mike Matheny and was rarely used down the stretch, hit .276 and had a .339 on-base percentage in 107 games last season.
Mozeliak confirmed Monday that...
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December 03, 2012
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Skip Schumaker and the Cardinals to have a July 19th Fundraiser for Baby Reesa
Baby Reesa: Photo courtesy of www.babyreesa.com/p/reesas-story.html
Baby Reesa was born on July 30, 2011. For the first few months of her life, Baby Reesa appeared to be a healthy and normal child. She was developing as any healthy and happy baby would, but shortly after her first six months of life, Baby Reesa’s health took a turn for the worse. Her parents took her to the pediatrician...
Cardinals activate Schumaker from DL
Courtesy: Cardinals Media Relations
DETROIT - The St. Louis Cardinals announced they have activated outfielderinfielder Skip Schumaker from the 15-day disabled list and plan to have him in uniform for the team's series opener in Detroit. Schumaker had been disabled since May 31 with a strained right hamstring. The Cardinals optioned pitcher Maikel Cleto to Memphis (AAA) following...
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June 19, 2012
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TRYING TO GET A NUT
Player shares space with squirrel on baseball card
Via Larry Brown Sports:
Remember the squirrel that appeared at Busch Stadium during Game 3 and Game 4 of the NLDS between the Cardinals and Phillies? Yeah, it pretty much got its own baseball card.
Pictured above is the new 2012 Topps Series 1 baseball card for Cardinals utility man Skip Schumaker. Skip was at the plate in the fifth inning of Game 4 of the NLDS when the squirrel...
Cards' Schumaker excited to be back
ST. LOUIS - Like the rest of the baseball world, Skip Schumaker sat back and watched as Albert Pujols weighed free agent offers and tried to decide where he wanted to play next season.
But unlike most, Schumaker's future was directly related to Pujols' decision.
With the Cardinals needing every possible penny to try and bring back their slugger, the arbitration eligible...
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December 15, 2011
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