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Aa s Bailey, Marlinsa Coghlan voted Rookies of the Year
Posted by Anthony Stalter Aa s closer Andrew Bailey won the American League Rookie of the Year award on Monday, while Marlinsa outfielder Chris Coghlan won the same honors for the National League.
Wells sixth in NL Roy balloting
Cubs pitcher Randy Wells finished sixth in the voting for the National League Jackie Robinson Rookie of the Year Award, announced Monday by the Baseball Writers' Association of America.
McGehee finishes fifth in NL rookie voting
Florida's Chris Coghlan led all rookies in average , runs , hits , doubles , total bases , multi-hit games and on-base percentage .
Brewers duo have sights set on MVP
Ryan Braun picked up the Brewers' first piece of offseason hardware when he was named a National League Silver Slugger on Nov.
Coghlan and Bailey Win ROY Awards; McGehee Gets One 1st Place Vote
It was a bit of a murky year in terms of Rookie of the Year candidates in both leagues, but in a bit of a coincidental twist, both winners -- Chris Coghlan of the Marlins and the Andrew Bailey of the A's -- have ties to the Brewers.
McGehee proud to be included in ROY talks
Baseball's Rookie of the Year Award winners will be unveiled Monday, but Brewers third baseman Casey McGehee won't be sitting next to the phone.
Fielder, Gallardo earn writers' honors
The Brewers announced their postseason award winners Tuesday as voted on by members of the Milwaukee Chapter of the Baseball Writers Association of America.
Fresno State Official Athletic Site
The annual Wall of Fame dinner was last night at Pardini's. Fresno State baseball celebrated players and teams of the past and present.
Breaking Down the Brewers' Player Grades from the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel recapped and graded the individual performances of every Brewer that saw significant playing time throughout the season.
High school baseball: Soquel coaching legend Meyer steps down after...
Coach Mitch Meyer gets the traditional dousing after Soquel beat San Lorenzo Valley in 2007, giving him 400 wins with the Knights.
Rogers: Is Dusty Baker's job safe in Cincinnati?
Latest whispering derailments from 'Hobo' Rogers. Dusty Baker may not be as safe in Cincinnati as the Reds' strong finish would suggest.
Mound of woes Starting pitching is top need
That's what separated the Milwaukee Brewers ' 2008 National League wild-card team from their losing, disappointing 2009 entry.
Because the Milwaukee Brewers ' finances are driven by attendance more than those of the average big-league franchise, and because it's not likely 3 million customers will again pay to watch a losing team, a sizable off-season splash is going to be required.
Milwaukee Brewers: A Trip To The Infirmary
Now that the Milwaukee Brewers have officially completed their 2009 season, news of more and more players with minor injuries continue to come to light.
Brewers' McGehee Named NL Rookie Of The Month
Milwaukee Brewers infielder Casey McGehee has been selected as the National League's top rookie for the final month of the season.
Brewers notes: Hoffman close to new deal with Brewers
St. Louis - Trevor Hoffman was unable to convert his final save opportunity of the year Sunday for the Brewers, but it looks as if he'll be getting plenty more chances in the future.
BREWERS Suppan finale is rough He gives up 8 runs on 10 hits vs. Rockies
The Milwaukee Brewers talked a lot about sending guys into the fall and winter on good notes and feeling positive about how they finish this season.
NOTES DiFelice avoids the knife Specialist says rehab should be enough
The Milwaukee Brewers reliever flew to Los Angeles and met with specialist Lewis Yocum on Monday, and Yocum concurred with Brewers team physician William Raasch that DiFelice should continue conservative rehabilitation on his right shoulder.
McGehee to undergo knee surgery
Brewers third baseman Casey McGehee will undergo arthroscopic surgery after the season to remove bone fragments from a right knee that has bothered him all season.
Brewers notes: McGehee, DiFelice will see specialists
Third baseman Casey McGehee and reliever Mark DiFelice are scheduled to get second opinions from specialists Monday to determine if surgeries will be required for their physical problems.
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