41. Knoblauch's Throwing Troubles May Force Him To Play Left Field - The Daily Texan chuck knoblauch walked out of Legends Field on Monday carrying a box of mediaguides, It might not have anything to do with me as a baseball player. http://www.dailytexanonline.com/news/2001/03/20/Sports/Knoblauchs.Throwing.Troub

document.write(''+''); The Daily Texan Extras: Student Resources Scholarships Movies Travel ... GradZone Serving the community of The University of Texas at Austin since 1900 document.write(currentissuedayname + ', ' + currentissuemonthname + ' ' + currentissueday + ', ' + currentissueyear); Sections Home Classifieds Multimedia Photo Galleries ... Download PDF Viewer Interactive Login Register Around Campus Advertising Rates ... Submit Around Campus Search Archives Advanced Search Extended Archives var story_id = 699218; Sports Knoblauch's throwing troubles may force him to play left field By The Associated Press TAMPA, Fla. Chuck Knoblauch walked out of Legends Field on Monday carrying a box of media guides, which he said were for his mother. "Have to scratch off the 2B," he joked. "It's 2B not to be." Knoblauch's career as a second baseman may be over. After watching him make more wild throws this spring, the Yankees said Monday they will experiment switching Knoblauch to left field. The former Gold Glove infielder talked the matter over with New York manager Joe Torre, who said he didn't want Knoblauch to think left field was "the penalty box."

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Chuck Knoblauch From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. Edward Charles "Chuck" Knoblauch (born July 7 in Houston, Texas ) is an American former Major League Baseball second baseman who played for the Minnesota Twins New York Yankees (1998-2001) and Kansas City Royals He was selected by the Twins in the 1st round (25th pick) of the amateur draft, and the choice paid off when he was named the American League 's Rookie of the Year in after batting .281. He also helped the Twins win their second World Series in five years, hitting .350 in the ALCS and .308 in the Series. From 1994-96 he batted .312, .333, and .341; he won the AL Gold Glove Award at second base in 1997, but was traded to the Yankees months later in exchange for four players and $3 million. In New York, Knoblauch helped the Yankees to become the first team in 26 years to win three consecutive World Series; they won the AL pennant in every season he was with the team, and he hit over .300 in at least one postseason series each year. However, in 1999 he began to make off-target throws when fielding , committing an error as a second baseman on the average of once every six games. Perhaps the biggest of such errors was during the 1998 ALCS when he got into an argument with the first base umpire, letting the ball roll away. This allowed several Indians runners to advance bases, leading to the Indians' victory. Knoblauch's fielding woes continued through 2000, and he was soon relegated to playing

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48. "An Open Letter To The Owners Of Major League Baseball" By Matt Phillips, Staff The last guy you signed was chuck knoblauch. chuck knoblauch! Yet, you let guyslike Johnny Damon and Jermaine Dye go for practically nothing. http://www.contractbud.com/article.php?article=mjp_ownerletter&source=archive

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53. Baseball Fever - New Rankings For 2B Based On Win Shares baseball Fever is a baseball discussion forum made for serious baseball fans, Both Roberto Alomar and chuck knoblauch drop a spot in the ranking. http://baseball-fever.com/archive/index.php/t-6707.html

Baseball Fever General Baseball PDA View Full Version : New Rankings for 2B based on Win Shares cubbieinexile 02-25-2003, 02:51 PM In Bill James' New Historical Abstract he ranks by position based on a formula largely reliant on Win Shares. I disagree with some of his methods, in that he places too much emphasis on Peak Years than he does on overall career. I have changed the formula so that now to get the rankings I use a players top 4 season average plus best 8 consectutive year average as well as Total Win Shares/Total Games*162. Plus I changed the subjective part, taking out the clutch and defensive aspect since I have no way of knowing either of these. Bill's formula was a 3 year average plus 5 year consectutive average plus the Harmonic mean of career winshares divided by ten and 25. I removed the last part. Plus for the age bonus I set the cutoff at 1950. Meaning any player born after 1950 can only get a maximum age bonus of 12. What follows in the new rankings. 1. Eddie Collins 2. Joe Morgan

54. Baseball Fever - All-time Minnesota Twins Team baseball Fever is a baseball discussion forum made for serious baseball fans, chuck knoblauch Larry Hisle Gary Gaetti Cesar Tovar Dan Gladden http://baseball-fever.com/archive/index.php/t-25250.html

Baseball Fever American League Minnesota Twins PDA View Full Version : All-time Minnesota Twins team 03-07-2005, 03:37 PM Just a little note I should add before beginning, you guys can jump in and put down your rosters and lineups on who would make the all-time team. No honest pressure or anything, I'd just like to hear some opinions. ;) What is your all-time Minnesota Twins team? 1B:Kent Hrbek (3B) (number retired, and decent hitter) 2B:Rod Carew 3B:Harmon Killebrew (1B/OF) (number retired, decent hitter) SS:Steve Braun C:Earl Battey LF:Torii Hunter (OF) (Not a career as long as others but it's his defense that puts him in) CF:Kirby Puckett (OF) (This guy came clutch during 1991 WS, and did decent hitting) RF:Tony Oliva (OF) Util:Shane Mack (OF) Jacque Jones (OF) Doug Mientkiewicz (1B) Larry Hisle (OF) Chuck Knoblauch (2B/SS/LF) SP:Jim Kaat Bert Byleven Dave Boswell Jim Perry Tom Johnson RP/CP: Dave Goltz Dick Woodson Frank Viola Manager:Tom Kelly 03-07-2005, 05:36 PM Here's my All-time Minnesota Twins 25-man roster off the top of my head.Feel free to debate this. :cool: C- Earl Battey 1B- Kent Hrbek 2B- Rod Carew SS- Zoilo Versailles 3B- Harmon Killebrew LF- Tony Oliva CF- Kirby Puckett RF- Torii Hunter SP- Jim Kaat SP- Bert Blyleven SP- Brad Radke SP- Frank Viola SP- Jim Perry RP- Rick Aguilera RP- Eddie Guardado RP- Al Worthington RP- Jeff Reardon RP- Dave Goltz BENCH;

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Aggie Baseball At Olsen Field The Magical Season of 1989 Signed by: Chuck Knoblauch, Keith Langston, John Wood, "Big John" Byington, Scott Centala, Tony DeLaCurz, and Don Robinson Chuck Knoblauch, John Byington, Terry Taylor, Keith Langston, Scott Centata, Jim Newmann, Tony DelaCruz and John Woods were all enrolled in or had taken HORT 201 - going to the game was like going to class. My son and I watched the entire series against t.u. standing on top of 6-foot ladders looking over the left field fence under the scoreboard. That's when Aggie Alley really was "Aggie Alley". "Big John" Byington's game winning home run sailed right over our heads. Gosh, I almost fell off that ladder (and if I hadn't been tangled in the barbed wire, I probably would have). That truly was the year that started " Olsen Magic ". I can still remember the feeling after loosing the Sunday double-header to LSU in the 89 regional. I have never been that emotionally drained and effected by a sporting event in my life. It was a numbness that cannot be explained. That also was the beginning of the LSU baseball dynasty of the 1990s. To this day I just cannot stand purple and gold, even though Louisiana is my home state! (It also helps that I went ot USL in Lafayette and LSU was to me as t.u. is to Aggies). Yep, that's ole Dave freezing his you know what off at Olsen Field for the opening series of the 2001 season. Some people just don't have enough sense to come in out of the cold. And no, I'm not sleeping. (Bryan College Station Eagle, February 11, 2001)

56. Mike's Baseball Rants: Ground Chuck Mike s baseball Rants. This is my site with my opinions, but I hope that, You might have missed it but chuck knoblauch retired the other day. http://www.all-baseball.com/mikesbballrants/archives/006358.html

all-baseball.com , part of the most valuable network , presents: Mike's Baseball Rants This is my site with my opinions, but I hope that, like Irish Spring, you like it, too. all-baseball most valuable cub reporter transaction guy ... oleanders May 23, 2003 Ground Chuck by Mike Carminati ATM Reports The funny thing is that when Knoblauch came to New York, I was sure that he would someday receiving his plaque in the Hall. He played well at times and won championships with the Yankees, but Knoblauch was never the same type of player as he was in Minnesota. And now I would be surprised if he survives the first year of eligibility on the Hall of Fame ballot. So what happened? Was Knoblauch on a Hall of Fame trajectory but just got diverted along the way or was I out of my mind (or both)? He had one more year in Minnesota, but the team was falling apart. Knoblauch had an off year by his standard (.281 batting average and an Ops only 9% better than average but 62 stolen bases and his only Gold Glove). Knoblauch ended up demanding a trade at the end of 1997 and the major contenders of the day (the Yankees, Braves, and Indians) were all interested. The Yankees acquired Koblauch for two men who became major pieces in the Twins rebuilding process (Eric Milton and Christian Guzman). Name G AB R H HR RBI SB CS BA OBP SLUG OPS Bid McPhee Bill Mazeroski Billy Herman Bobby Doerr Charlie Gehringer Eddie Collins Frankie Frisch Joe Morgan Johnny Evers Nap Lajoie Nellie Fox Red Schoendienst Roberto Alomar Rod Carew Rogers Hornsby Ryne Sandberg

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Baseball Awards A year-by-year look at who should have won the MVP, Cy Young, and Rookie awards in the major leagues. Login Console email password create free account September 2005 S M T W T F S Mailing List Keep my email private Baseball Links Baseball Blogs Baseball Musings Baseball Reference, the best fre Cincinnati Reds Blog ... The Baseball Clubhouse (forums a Sponsors Baseball Playoff Tickets Buy World Series Tickets Find Pro Sports Tickets MLB All-Star Game Tickets ... MLB Baseball Tickets Monday, 12 September 2005 2002 National League The Giants rode Barry Bonds' broad back to 95 wins, a Wild Card playoff berth, and the NL pennant.  Arizona won 98 to take the West, St. Louis 97 to win the Central, and Atlanta led the league with 101 victories in winning the East.  Los Angeles was the other strong team, with 92 victories.  On the flip side, Milwaukee lost 106, San Diego 96, and Chicago 95. Barry Bonds won the MVP, the batting title, led in walks, on-base (a ridiculous .582), slugging and OPS, and runs created.  Sammy Sosa led in homers and runs, Lance Berkman in RBI, Vlad Guerrero in hits, Bobby Abreu in doubles, and Luis Castillo in steals.  Randy Johnson won the pitching Triple Crown with leads in wins, ERA and strikeouts, and won the Cy Young.  John Smoltz led in saves. Win Shares leaders, players; Barry Bonds (San Francisco) 49, Brian Giles (Pittsburgh) and Albert Pujols (St. Louis) 32, Chipper Jones (Atlanta) and Ryan Klesko (San Diego) 31, Lance Berkman (Houston) and Shawn Green (Los Angeles) 30, Jose Vidro (Montreal), Bobby Abreu (Philadelphia), Jim Edmonds (St. Louis) and Jeff Kent (San Francisco) 29, Andruw Jones (Atlanta) and Scott Rolen (Philadelphia/St. Louis) 28, Sammy Sosa (Chicago) and Todd Helton (Colorado) 27, Luis Gonzalez (Arizona), Gary Sheffield (Atlanta), Larry Walker (Colorado) and Edgar Renteria (St. Louis) 26, Pat Burrell (Philadelphia) 25.

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NUMBER 1421. — June 28, 2000 ISSN 0882-3731 There Is an Ethical Unconscious Contempt Causes Insanity Dear Unknown Friends: We have reached the 5th section of the great 1950 lecture Aesthetic Realism and Nature, A matter in the world of sports that has been affecting people very much is close to the subject of Ms. Driscoll’s article. That matter is the repeated inability of award-winning Yankee second baseman Chuck Knoblauch to make simple throws successfully. The June 17 New York Times quotes a sports psychologist, Rick Wolff, who says such troubles occur when a player starts to think consciously about an action that should be spontaneous. But even if Wolff is correct (I’m not sure he is), he doesn’t know why such a change in thought and feeling happens: "There’s no rhyme or reason," he says. Well, there is a reason for the tumult of an eminent ballplayer, as there is for all people’s. Aesthetic Realism is the means of knowing it, because Eli Siegel is the person of thought who understood the human self. Aesthetic Realism explains that the deepest purpose of everyone is to like the world, to see it with justice. But there is also something tremendous in everyone

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