Ryan Ludwick has retired from baseball.
Ludwick didn't latch on with another organization after getting released by the Rangers at the end of spring training last March. The outfielder wraps up his major league career with 923 hits, 154 home runs, and 587 RBI. His best year by far was 2008, when he slashed .299/.375/.591 with 37 home runs and 113 RBI in 152 games for the Cardinals.
Source: Chris Cotillo on Twitter
Jan 21 - 1:16 PM
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Spot on the Bat Right, Throw Left hall of fame.Jocephus wrote:
Ryan Ludwick has retired from baseball.
Ludwick didn't latch on with another organization after getting released by the Rangers at the end of spring training last March. The outfielder wraps up his major league career with 923 hits, 154 home runs, and 587 RBI. His best year by far was 2008, when he slashed .299/.375/.591 with 37 home runs and 113 RBI in 152 games for the Cardinals.
Source: Chris Cotillo on Twitter
Jan 21 - 1:16 PM
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I will miss his huss.
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Waiting for the Cardinals to send in an invite to ML CampJocephus wrote:
Ryan Ludwick has retired from baseball.
Ludwick didn't latch on with another organization after getting released by the Rangers at the end of spring training last March. The outfielder wraps up his major league career with 923 hits, 154 home runs, and 587 RBI. His best year by far was 2008, when he slashed .299/.375/.591 with 37 home runs and 113 RBI in 152 games for the Cardinals.
Source: Chris Cotillo on Twitter
Jan 21 - 1:16 PM
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The password for the database the cards illegally accessed was "Eckstein123" lmao
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I'm wondering if the new password is "Rasmus321." But that's too ingenious. It's probably "password."go birds wrote:The password for the database the cards illegally accessed was "Eckstein123" lmao
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Not really a watch. More like a memory.
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Nationals signed INF Brendan Ryan to a minor league contract with an invitation to spring training.
Ryan, who turns 35 in March, was limited to 47 games with the Yankees in 2015 due to injury and batted just .229/.275/.333 over 103 plate appearances. The skilled defender will try to win a utility infielder job in the spring.
Source: Chase Hughes on Twitter
Feb 2 - 1:56 PM
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35? Wow. Wouldn't have guessed that.Jocephus wrote:
Nationals signed INF Brendan Ryan to a minor league contract with an invitation to spring training.
Ryan, who turns 35 in March, was limited to 47 games with the Yankees in 2015 due to injury and batted just .229/.275/.333 over 103 plate appearances. The skilled defender will try to win a utility infielder job in the spring.
Source: Chase Hughes on Twitter
Feb 2 - 1:56 PM
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He's had a nice little career for himself. He's earned $12m in salary so far and this will be his 10th year in the big leagues. If he can stick it out he'll end up fully vested in the MLB Pension.BW23 wrote:35? Wow. Wouldn't have guessed that.Jocephus wrote:
Nationals signed INF Brendan Ryan to a minor league contract with an invitation to spring training.
Ryan, who turns 35 in March, was limited to 47 games with the Yankees in 2015 due to injury and batted just .229/.275/.333 over 103 plate appearances. The skilled defender will try to win a utility infielder job in the spring.
Source: Chase Hughes on Twitter
Feb 2 - 1:56 PM



