I’m proud to say that new Orioles Hall of Famer Adam Jones once honored me with a pie in the face. Those were the days, my friends, when the O’s were on the rebound and Jones was right in the middle of the Buck Showalter renaissance, playing a terrific center field and establishing a leadership position in the Orioles’ clubhouse.
Success in Major League Baseball can be measured in many ways; namely, winning a World Series. As a player, it is truly special. Meanwhile, doing so in the capacity of manager is a significant accomplishment, considering the pressure to succeed.
Baseball fans have eagerly anticipated seeing how Roki Sasaki’s electric arsenal would fare in the Majors, and as the winners of the Sasaki sweepstakes, the Los Angeles Dodgers got the first glimpse of his potential against big-league competition.
Last offseason the New York Mets were interviewing candidates to take over managerial duties following the departure of Buck Showalter. They ultimately landed on Carlos Mendoza, and their new skipper just took them to Game 6 in the NLCS.
The managerial magician is reportedly eyeing to be the new manager for the White Sox next season, and quite honestly, I am all for it. Buck Showalter coming to Chicago could be an earth shattering move.
Buck Showalter has reportedly expressed interest in becoming the next manager of the Chicago White Sox. During a recent live chat, The Athletic's Keith Law…
As yet another White Sox managerial search starts heating up, a new potential candidate has surfaced. According to a recent comment from The Athletic’s Keith Law, Buck Showalter is interested in the team’s opening.
For a piece published Thursday, Mets insider Will Sammon of The Athletic touched upon how the team's clubhouse is "just different — not necessarily better or worse" than it was a year ago.
The start was way better than the finish. Former New York Mets manager Buck Showalter saw his team win 101 games in his first season as skipper in 2022.
After starting the first 57 games of the 2024 MLB season with a 24-33 record, the New York Mets have rebounded by producing an impressive 49-31 record and looking like one of baseball's best teams in the process.
The MLB Trade Deadline is still three weeks away, but many Baltimore Orioles fans are already wondering how their team will approach the deadline. On the one hand, the Orioles are in excellent shape.
Buck Showalter has been around baseball a long time. That includes his stint as manager of the Texas Rangers. These days he’s doing in-game analysis for MLB Network while waiting for another chance at the dugout.
Buck Showalter was the second winningest manager in Orioles history. He managed the team to the postseason in 2012, 2014 and 2016. He was fired after the 2018 season.
New York Yankees announcer Michael Kay spoke with Bob Klapisch of NJ Advance Media about a handful of topics on Monday and addressed how some New York Mets players reacted to that organization's decision to part ways with then-manager Buck Showalter last fall.
While it may seem like the Yankees have always been competitive, going more than 30 years since their last losing record, there is a chaotic prelude to the dynasty years of the Core Four and beyond.
It’s the New York Yankees story they didn’t want you to know about. Before the team’s dynasty was rebuilt they first had to endure the debacle that was the scandal-packed 1990 season.
Back in December of 2021, the New York Mets were able to convince Buck Showalter to leave his studio gig and take over as their next skipper. The legendary manager was initially seen as a great hire for a Mets franchise looking to get back into relevance following Steve Cohen becoming the owner of the team.
After losing his job as manager of the New York Mets, longtime manager Buck Showalter has re-joined the MLB Network as on-air analyst. The Network made the announcement on Monday: Four-time Manager of the Year Buck Showalter has rejoined MLB Network as an on-air analyst appearing across its programming.
Former Mets manager Buck Showalter is very open-minded when it comes to the use of analytics, but he is still deep down an old-school mind that values experience and instinct in certain situations.
New York Mets manager Buck Showalter wants to be left in the dark regarding whatever general manager Billy Eppler plans to do before this coming Tuesday's MLB trade deadline.