Lake Stevens High School Wrestling Gets MTV Treatment
Who knew Chris Pratt from NBC's Parks and Recreation was from Lake Stevens? Scott Hatteberg Pratt is the executive producer of a documentary that will air on MTV on Wednesday night called "The Berserkers." The documentary follows Lake Stevens' HS wrestling squad in its 2010-11 championship season. I profess to know nothing about high school wrestling, but I'...
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January 04, 2012
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January 04, 2012
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Memory Lane Monday: Scott Hatteberg
Scott Hatteberg was probably best known as Jason Varitek's backup in the late 1990's, but today he is known as the former Boston athlete being featured on "Memory Lane Monday". Hatteberg played for the Sox from 1995-01, batting .267 and hitting 34 home runs over that time frame. His best season in Boston came in 1998, when he sported a .276 average, clocked 12 home...
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April 25, 2011
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April 25, 2011
Rick Peterson to Star in “Moneyball” Movie
Jim Baumbach at Newsday’s The Final Score reports that Rick Peterson will play himself in the movie “Moneyball”. Apparently former big leaguer’s David Justice and Scott Hatteberg will also play themselves. Of course, and this is old news, Brad Pitt will play Oakland GM Billy Beane.
If you read the book both Art Howe and Omar [...]
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April 21, 2009
Moneyballs Deep: The Last Baseball Blogger to Learn Sabermetrics, pt. 5
Chapters 7-8 (Giambi’s Hole, Scott Hatteberg, Pickin’ Machine)
There comes a day in every man’s life when he realizes how similar he may be to to former Boston Red Sox backup catcher Scott Hatteberg. For most men, it’s a day that never comes. For others, it’s a day that comes all too often. But with the exception of some pretty rare circumstances...
Via That Balls Outta Here
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January 31, 2011
Where are they now- Scott Hatteberg
Scott Hatteberg is another native Oregonian who played for the Sox (Ellsbury, Lowrie, and Pesky are some of the others.) He went to high school in Yakima, WA, and college at Washington State University. He was picked by the Sox in 1991 and played with them from 1995 to 2001. One of his claims to fame is that he is the only player to hit into a triple play and then hit a grand slam...
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January 11, 2010
On the Beat: Moneyball at the Movies by John Perrotto
Scott Hatteberg was like so many other people in baseball, as well as fans, when word started coming from Hollywood in 2008 that Moneyball was going to be turned into a movie.
"I really wondered how it was going to be done," Hatteberg said. "It was a great book, but the subject matter was very dense. I just didn't see how a screenplay could be adapted from the...
Via Baseball Prospectus
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September 22, 2011
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September 22, 2011
'Moneyball' shoot brings back memories
While the A's were struggling with the Rangers and with the heat in Texas, fans at the Coliseum were enjoying Scott Hatteberg's homer to extend Oakland's winning streak to a record 20 games. In 2002. The "Moneyball" movie began filming the Hatteberg sequence...
Scott Hatteberg - Moneyball - Oakland - Rangers F.C. - Film
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July 30, 2010
Scott Hatteberg: From Goat to Hero in Space of 2 Innings
Cincinnati Reds' first baseman Scott Hatteberg started his career with the Boston Red Sox as a catcher, a position he played through his seven seasons with the BoSox, from 1995 through 2001.
In 2001, Hatteberg's final season with the Red Sox, during a game with the Texas Rangers on August 6, he earned a unique distinction in all of MLB history.
Via Blogging Baseball
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August 06, 2007
Fans enjoying Coliseum 'Moneyball' shoot
While the A's were battling with the Rangers and with the heat in Texas, fans at the Coliseum were enjoying Scott Hatteberg's homer to extend Oakland's winning streak to a record 20 games. In 2002. The "Moneyball" movie began filming the Hatteberg sequence...
Scott Hatteberg - Moneyball - Rangers F.C. - Winning streak - Oakland
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July 29, 2010
The Reds…
Made an offer to Tony LaRussa http://www.boston.com/sports/baseball/articles/2007/10/28/leading_questions_addressed/
Have picked up the option on Adam Dunn! Jose Valentin and Scott Hatteberg
from C. Trent Rosencrans
http://frontier.cincinnati.com/blogs/spring/2007/10/reds-pick-up-options-on-dunn-val...
Via The Indy Sports Blog
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January 24, 2008
The New Moneyball
Those that read Moneyball remember it well. You had the case of Scott Hatteberg. Hatteberg moved from behind the dish to first base because he could no longer throw effectively. He could however draw walks and hit with moderate power. There were the collective drafts of Nick Swisher and Jeremy Brown. Swisher you have heard of. Brown you probably haven’t heard of.
The most important...
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July 14, 2011
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July 14, 2011
Divide and Conquer, AL West: Losing Hope in Oakland by Joey Matschulat
On September 4, 2002, the Oakland Athletics crammed a season-high 55,000-plus fans into the then-named Network Associates Coliseum for what is often fondly remembered as the climactic epoch of Moneyball—the night that the Athletics frittered away an early 11-run lead at home against the lowly Royals, followed by a classic incredulity-fueled Billy Beane tantrum, followed by...
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September 23, 2011
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September 23, 2011
Ramp Champ #33: Scott Hatteberg
Scott Hatteberg is a catcher who played for Pawtucket from 1993-1996. He also played in ten games in 1999. Didn't he turn out to be a real dirtbag?Okay, here we go. In 1993, at age 23, Hatteberg batted a mere .189 through 18 games. He split time between double- and triple-A that year. He went 10-53... A bunch of singles and one home run. In 1994, Hatteberg once again split time between...
Via Baseball Heavy
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April 04, 2011
Brad Pitt's First Scenes From Upcoming MoneyBall Movie
For those of you that are excited for the MoneyBall movie like I am, below is the first look at some of the scenes that will appear in the feature flick.Brad Pitt plays Oakland A's general manager Billy Beane and Jonah Hill plays assistant A's general manager Paul DePodesta:Somewhere Scott Hatteberg is celebrating as we speak.(Courtesy of Cosby Sweaters)
Via Outside the Boxscore
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June 15, 2011
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June 15, 2011
This Day In Red Sox History: September 8, 1995
Material for This Day In Red Sox History is drawn from Bill Nowlin’s “Day by Day with the Boston Red Sox”
Despite losing to the NY Yankees, 8-4, the Red Sox managed to tie an American League record with four consecutive successful pinch-hitting appearances.
Pinch-hitters Scott Hatteberg, Lee Tinsley, Carlos Rodriguez and Chriss Donnels each had [...]
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September 08, 2009
Your First Look at "Moneyball"
Time to come clean, troops...I only read books written by my friends and I haven't watched "Entertainment Tonight" since John Tesh was in the anchor chair.So, until Michael Lewis hits me up on Facebook or the "ET" producers honor the thousands of pro-Tesh emails I've written...I'm left with "reading" my books on the big screen and watching "the most watched entertainment newsmagazine...
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June 16, 2011
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June 16, 2011
Unheralded Butler is catching up quickly
The Red Sox have not developed a catcher who played a meaningful role on the major league team since Scott Hatteberg , a supplemental first-round pick in 1991. He hit the majors in 1995 and became the starter two years later.
Via boston.com
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May 05, 2011
2008 Fantasy First Base Rankings: NL Central
Here are the rankings (pre-season that is) for the 1B position in the NL Central division.
Via *D Crooked Pitch
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December 06, 2007
The New Moneyball
Those that read Moneyball remember it well. You had the case of Scott Hatteberg. Hatteberg moved from behind the dish to first base because he could no longer throw effectively. He could however draw walks and hit with moderate power. There were the collective drafts of Nick Swisher and Jeremy Brown. Swisher you have heard of. Brown you probably haven’t heard of.
The...
Via Baseball Reflections
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July 24, 2011
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July 24, 2011
This Day in Reds History: Pokey Reese Dealt to Rockies
December 18, 2001: The Reds deal Gold Glove second baseman Pokey Reese and lefty reliever Dennys Reyes to the Colorado Rockies for pitchers Gabe White and Luke Hudson.
The very next day, on December 19, Reese is dealt by the Rockies to the Boston Red Sox for catcher Scott Hatteberg. Two days after that, on December 21, both Reese and Hatteberg are both non-tendered by their respective...
Via Redleg Nation
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December 18, 2010
Slate’s Weintraub Finally Makes The Terrell Owens/Scott Hatteberg Connection
I finally read Moneyball two months ago, which is about eight years later than I should’ve. The perspective that comes with all those years — most notably in the way that the 2002 June draft Lewis writes about didn’t exactly change the game — is presumably the sort of thing that your more seethingly anti-idea Buzz Bissinger types take some sort of satisfaction in. “See...
Via Can't Stop The Bleeding
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August 01, 2010
Brandon Allen Starting to Look Like the Real Deal
After two blasts during today’s game in Yankee Stadium Brandon Allen is cementing himself into that first base spot for the Oakland A’s.
Since Jason Giambi packed his bags and left for New York in 2002 the Oakland A’s have been searching for his replacement at first. Year after year the A’s failed to put a competent player at first. OK, Scott Hatteberg wasn’t that bad...
Via Rant Sports
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August 24, 2011
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August 24, 2011
On the "Moneyball" crew taking their talents to Flushing -- and to the movies
I haven't given the Mets enough grief as of late. That changes right now, Squawker Jon.First off, how many people from the old "Moneyball" regime is Sandy Alderson going to import to the Mets? Is Scott Hatteberg going to get a job on the team, too?Squawker Jon wrote that I said:Squawker Lisa compared the front office big three of Sandy Alderson, Paul DePodesta and J.P. Ricciardi...
Via Subway Squawkers
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November 12, 2010
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November 12, 2010
Using bench will be balancing act early on
For the first time since 1999, when Scott Hatteberg caught Pedro Martinez in Kansas City, somebody besides Jason Varitek was behind the plate in a Red Sox opener.
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April 04, 2010
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