SHAUN MARCUM NEWS

Milwaukee agrees to deal with Marcum

MILWAUKEE The Milwaukee Brewers reached agreement on a one-year contract with Shaun Marcum, avoiding an arbitration hearing with the right-handed pitcher.Marcum, 30, went 13-7 last season making a career-high 33 starts and pitching a career high 200.2 innings. His production fell off in the playoffs as he went 0-3 with a 14.90 ERA, allowing 16 runs in 9.2 innings of work.The Brewers...
Via Fox Sports Wisconsin  |  10 days ago

Marcum, Brewers settle at $7,725,000

Pitcher Shaun Marcum and the Milwaukee Brewers have agreed to a one-year contract worth $7,725,000, just ahead of the scheduled start of their salary arbitration hearing. Friday's deal was at the midpoint between the $8.7 million and $6.75 million figures filed by the sides when they exchanged proposed arbitration salaries last month. Marcum made $4.05 million last year, when...
Via AP on Fox  |  10 days ago

Brewers, RHP Marcum agree to one-year, $7.725 million deal

The Milwaukee Brewers and right-handed pitcher Shaun Marcum have agreed to a one-year contract worth $7.725 million, avoiding arbitration on Friday.Marcum requested $8.7 million and the Brewers countered with a $6.75 million offer when they exchanged arbitration salaries last month.The 30-year-old made $4.05 million last season when he posted a 13-7 record with a 3.54 ERA.Marcum...
Via Pro Sports Daily  |  10 days ago

Marcum prepares to tweak his delivery

Some routine off-season chores led to Milwaukee Brewers starter Shaun Marcum re-working his delivery a bit.
Via Sports ? Brews ? JSOnline  |  15 days ago

Player Profile #115: Shaun Marcum | SP | MIL

It seems that Shaun Marcum has shaken off the injury bug after putting up consecutive, near-200-inning seasons. He was one of my favorites coming into 2011, but I was disappointed with his move to the National League. His walk rate went up (6.9 BB% up from 5.4%), strikeout rate went down (19.2 K% down from 20.6%) and his ground ball rate continued to fall (37.2 GB% down from 38.4...
Via Baseball Professor  |  17 days ago

Brewers, Marcum avoid arbitration

Minutes before a scheduled arbitration hearing Friday afternoon in St. Petersburg, Fla., the Milwaukee Brewers and right-hander Shaun Marcum reached agreement on a one-year deal for $7,725,000 - the midpoint of figures filed in mid-January.
Via Sports ? Brews ? JSOnline  |  10 days ago

Is Shaun Marcum Burnt Out?

As Shaun Marcum takes the mound for Game 2 of the NLCS against Milwaukee tonight, the shadow of a 4.2 inning, seven run implosion against Arizona in Game 3 of the NLDS will loom large. But Marcum’s first playoff start is the only recent negative for the right-handed changeup specialist: Marcum has only put together two solid outings since the calendar flipped to September....
Via Fangraphs  |  October 10, 2011

2012 Fantasy Baseball: Zack Greinke & the Milwaukee Brewers starting rotation preview

Zack Greinke (credits below) Last offseason, Milwaukee made a couple bold trades to strengthen its pitching rotation by bringing Zack Greinke and Shaun Marcum over from the American League.Both moves paid off as those two studs each had an ERA under 3.85 and helped the Brewers make the postseason on the strength of a 3.63 team ERA.This offseason, the Brewers did not add or subtract...
Via The Fantasy Fix  |  5 days ago

Shaun Marcum Player Projection No. 137

Key Stats: Since missing the 2009 season with Tommy John surgery Shaun Marcum has been ranked in the top 125 in the Yahoo player rater two years in a row. The greatest strength of Marcum statistically is his WHIP. Going back to the season before he had Tommy John surgery, Marcum has finished with a 1.16, 1.15, and 1.16 WHIP each of the last three seasons. Skeptics Say: Marcum had...
Via Fantasy Baseball 365  |  November 24, 2011

Milwaukee, Marcum meet at midpoint on salary

The Brewers and right-hander Shaun Marcum were minutes away from squaring off in an arbitration hearing Friday when they struck a deal on a $7.725 million, one-year contract, meeting at the midpoint to settle the team's largest remaining arbitration case.
Via mlb.com  |  10 days ago

Brewers remain confident in Marcum

MILWAUKEE -- Before Monday's Game 2 of the NL Championship Series, Milwaukee Brewers manager Ron Roenicke said starting pitcher Shaun Marcum would pitch again in the series. After Monday's results, it wouldn't be unfair to question whether that decision was set in stone. Marcum struggled again in his second postseason start, spotting the St. Louis Cardinals an early...
Via Fox Sports Wisconsin  |  October 11, 2011

P Marcum to start Game 6 for Brewers

Righthander Shaun Marcum will start for the Milwaukee Brewers in Game 6 of the National League Championship Series on Sunday. Brewers manager Ron Roenicke said he opted for Marcum rather than going with ace Yovani Gallardo on short rest. Marcum went 13-7 during the regular season but has been rocked in two postseason starts, failing to make it through the fifth inning. In Game...
Via Pro Sports Daily  |  October 14, 2011

Marcum, Brewers agree to 1-year, $7.7M deal

Pitcher Shaun Marcum and the Milwaukee Brewers have agreed to a one-year contract worth $7,725,000, just ahead of the scheduled start of their salary arbitration hearing.
Via ESPN  |  10 days ago

Marcum to start for Brewers in Game 2 of NLCS

MILWAUKEE -- Filling out their rotation for the NL Championship Series, the Milwaukee Brewers revealed Sunday that Shaun Marcum will start Monday's Game 2. "It keeps him on line better with everybody," Brewers manager Ron Roenicke said before Game 1 Sunday. "It would be between he and (Randy) Wolf and (Marcum) stays on line better." Roenicke said Saturday...
Via Fox Sports Wisconsin  |  October 09, 2011

Brewers and Marcum settle before arb hearing

ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. (AP) -- Pitcher Shaun Marcum and the Milwaukee Brewers have agreed to a one-year contract worth $7,725,000, just ahead of the scheduled start of their salary arbitration hearing.
Via SI.com  |  10 days ago

The Brewers lost: WTF RRR

A lot can be said about Ron Roenicke's handling of the Brewers in the 2011 NLCS. I'm sure that much of it will key in on his stubborn decision to start Shaun Marcum in game 6 despite all signs pointing to that not working out very well. Some people will argue that it should have been Gallardo in this spot and that we could have just "figured it out" for game 7 and...
Via Miller Park Drunk  |  October 17, 2011

Shaun Marcum Would Be ‘Shocked’ if Teammate Ryan Braun Took Steroids

As baseball fans we have all learned not to be surprised when we hear any name associated with performance-enhancing drug use. That being said, Ryan Braun is one of those names that causes the tiniest raise of the eye brow.  You wouldn’t really expect to hear Braun’s name thrown in with the likes of Manny Ramirez, Barry Bonds, Mark McGwire, Alex Rodriguez, and Jason...
Via Larry Brown Sports  |  December 26, 2011

2011 NLCS: Shaun Marcum, Edwin Jackson, Game 6!

Shaun Marcum has been terrible in the playoffs and so has the putrid Milwaukee bullpen.
Via The Big Lead  |  October 16, 2011

The BP First Take: Tuesday, January 31 by Daniel Rathman

What a difference a year makes? Last offseason, the Brewers traded top prospect Brett Lawrie to the Blue Jays for Shaun Marcum. This offseason, the Jays had the opportunity to flip Lawrie to the Mariners for Michael Pineda—and, according to Jeff Blair of The Globe and Mail, they turned it down. Pineda was later traded to the Yankees in a four-player deal also involving Jesus...
Via Baseball Prospectus  |  13 days ago

Marcum gets another chance

Shaun Marcum's third chance to get a victory in the playoffs just so happens to come in the Brewers' biggest game in almost three decades. Marcum figures to have as big a hand as anyone in determining whether the Brewers are able to take advantage of their home-field advantage once more and force a decisive Game 7.
Via Sports ? Brews ? JSOnline  |  October 15, 2011

Can (and should) the Brewers extend Zack Greinke?

Zack Greinke recently indicated he would be open to an extension with the Brewers, which is a perfectly acceptable reason to get excited as a fan. The prospect of a Greinke (or Shaun Marcum) extension has been bandied about among Brewer faithful for some time, and between Greinke’s excellent track record, possible room for growth, clean injury history, and apparent liking of Milwaukee...
Via Brewers Bar  |  11 days ago

The Cardinals just don't swing-and-miss

With Shaun Marcum getting ready to start Game 6 of the NLCS with the Brewers' season on the line, a lot has been made about Marcum's inability to draw swinging strikes over the past month or so. In both of his postseason starts, it was pretty clear he wasn't fooling anyone -- his stuff lacks movement, and anything left in the zone is being pounded. He isn't the only...
Via Brewers Bar  |  October 16, 2011

Marcum, Jackson square off in NLCS Game 2

MILWAUKEE -- Again and again in 2011 the Milwaukee Brewers have espoused a "short memory" approach, to both their successes and their failures. They'll do the same Monday when they try to take a 2-0 series lead over the St. Louis Cardinals in the NL championship series. First, they'll have to tuck away their 9-6 win in Game 1 on Sunday, something they've shown...
Via Fox Sports Wisconsin  |  October 09, 2011

Shaun Marcum battered as Brewers fail to eliminate D-Backs

PHOENIX -- Put the party on hold. The Milwaukee Brewers' quest for an NL Division Series victory will take at...
Via Boston Herald Sports  |  October 05, 2011

Brewers back at home, need two wins

After they managed to take Game Four in St. Louis, the Brewers are back in Milwaukee for the final two games of the NLCS, down three games to two. The Brewers send Shaun Marcum to the mound Sunday night despite his pathetic playoff performance so far. Marcum has an 11.25 ERA and two losses in his starts this postseason. In Game Two of the NLCS against the Cardinals, he allowed five...
Via isportsweb.com  |  October 16, 2011
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