Does anyone know about an interview with catcher Ivan Rodrguez?
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Ivan Rodriguez “settled” for the Florida Marlins after testing the free agent market last year.  He ended up providing leadership for a young team that uprooted favored teams like the San Francisco Giants, Chicago Cubs, and finally the New York Yankees for the franchise’s second World Series.  Not only did he handle a pitching staff full of untested arms with ease, but he caught 144 games, his most since 1999, and provided some offense as well.  “Pudge” signed with the Detroit Tigers in the offseason for the tune of four years and $40 million.  He should wrap up a Hall of Fame career in the Motor City.
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http://www.minorleaguebaseball.com/app/news/article.jsp?ymd=20060608&content_id=88979&vkey=news_l112&fext=.jsp&sid=l112&sid=milb
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i dont know but i HATE THE RED SOX MANAGMENT FOR IT!!!!! I used to love him too. He looks really ugly with short hair and a Yankees uniform. I think that he didnt want to go, he was like crying on the interview when he said that he was glad to be there.:-(
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A baseball player that later became an announcer.\nStats...\nhttp://baseball-almanac.com/players/player.php?p=santoro01\nThere is a documentary on him called "This Old Cub" \nhttp://www.emergingpictures.com/this_old_cub.htm
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Greetings from the Yahoo Brain in New York City!  \nHope you're watching the live Answers webcast at http://advision.webevents.yahoo.com/asktheplanet/brain.html !\n\n\nI think A-Rod will break it, as long as he doesn't have to get up in too many pressure situations for the rest of his career.  I love the guy, but I can't get over how ridiculously un-clutch he is.  He's still going to get his numbers, particularly mammoth home run blasts when the Yankees are either up or down big, but don't look for too much from him when the game is on the line.\n\nWhat I also think is that if he keeps up his own torrid pace, Albert Pujols will break Rodriguez's record a few years later.   As long as he stays healthy and keeps hitting them, there's almost no reason to think he won't!\n\nHope this helps!\n--J.
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verlander and ivan rodriquez
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Rafael Cuevas. is it him if not then you could check at espn.com
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Here's a beauty:\n\nhttp://www.terryroy.com/yankees.html
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I don't see anything at baseball-reference.com, and they have practically EVERYBODY. I did a google search, and came up with a lot of references to Pastor Jim Cobrae. I have no idea if it's the same guy you are looking for or not though. The only thing I can think is that he played under a different name.
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Do you have any supporting info? Like a career field?\nThere's only one hit in a yahoo search, and that's a 2003 baseball roster.\nSorry.
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He retired in 2005 after playing his entire career with the Reds.  He currently has a job working with the Washington Nationals as the Special Assistant to the General Manager.
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All i could find was this written in 2002:\n\n\nAlas, Houston sports information director Rick Poulter told me nobody there has heard from Benny since the early 1990s, when he was playing in South America. Then I called the only "Anders" listed in Bernice, La. (his hometown), and spoke with Benny's grandma. What the sweet old lady said broke my heart. "I haven't heard from Benny in three months," she explained. "If you find him, tell him I'd love to hear from him." \n\nJournalistic obligations aside, I couldn't bear to ask Benny's grandma any more questions about what he's been up to. So, Benny, if you're reading this: Give your grandma a call. She's worried about you.
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When A-Rod signed with the texas rangers, i know a mock of stan was made about A-Rod, but thats all i can think of
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to add to Jerry's list: \n\nTim Raines and son (Tim jr?).\nBret and Aaron Boone sons of Bob Boone.\nSandy Alomar Jr. and Roberto (if still playing last year) sons of Sandy Alomar.  \nJerry Hairston Jr. son of Jerry Hairston.\nPedro Borbon still around?  Son of Pedro Borbon.\nClemens's son was drafted by the Astros, but didn't get to the majors yet.
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The best sports coach/manager tirade ever was Lou Piniella while with Seattle in September of 2002. He went off. There was a bad call at first base and he was livid. He first threw and then kicked his hat (he would throw it again later). Screamed quite a bit at the ump. Then, this is the kicker, he threw first base into the outfield not once, but twice. That's a classic tirade and when he left the field, he got a standing ovation. How about that. This is all from memory, but there's a link below. Enjoy.
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It depends on where you interests in these two men lie.\n\nHere are the overall player stats for Alex Rodriguez:\nProper Name: Alexander Emmanuel Rodriguez\nBorn: July 27, 1975, New York, NY\nHeight: 6-3\nWeight: 225 lbs.\nAge: 30\nPronounced: Rod-RI-guez \nBats: Right\nThrows: Right\nPos: 3B\nExperience: 12 years\n2006 Salary: $25,680,727\n\nHere are the overall player stats for Derek Jeter:\nProper Name: Derek Sanderson Jeter\nBorn: June 26, 1974, Pequannock, NJ\nHeight: 6-3\nWeight: 195 lbs.\nAge: 31\nPronounced: JEE-ter\nBats: Right\nThrows: Right\nPos: SS\nExperience: 11 years\n2006 Salary: $20,600,000\n\n\nFirst we will discuss baseball:\nBoth players play for the Ney York Yankees.  Both players play infield positions.  Rodriguez has a career batting average of .306, while Jeter's is .314.  Batting averages are very close, but we see a large difference when we look at home runs.  Jeter has 172 career home runs compared to 435 from Rodriguez.  With the current homerun craze that is going on in MLB, Rodriguez is definitely more popular because of his power.  That would explain why he is paid $5 million more than Jeter.\n\nSecond we will discuss fantasy baseball:\nBoth are great players to have on your fantasy team.  Currently, I have both on my fantasy team and I am very much enjoying there production.  It can be concluded that A-Rod is far more valuable than Jeter in fantasy baseball.  People also select A-Rod much higher in their fantasy drafts than they do Jeter:\n\nA-Rod Avg. Draft Position:\nMLB: 1.4\nAL Only: 1.2 \n\nJeter Avg. Draft Position:\nMLB: 33.8\nAL Only: 15.8 \n\nA-Rod is better when it comes to fantasy baseball.\n\nThird we will discuss sex appeal:\nDon't get me wrong, both of these guys are pretty hot (I am not gay, but I see girls going crazy over them all of the time.)  I would say that either of these men could have their pick of the women, because of their finely toned bodies, and their beautiful smiles.  But, since A-Rod is married, I would have to say that the sex appeal award goes to Jeter.\n\nSo, in anazlyzing A-Rod and Jeter, I would say that A-Rod has the edge on the field, but Jeter has the edge off the field.\n\nAs for who do I like best?  Well, I hate them both because they are Yankees.
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You mean, like, for stalking purposes?  Contact his teams's media relations department and pretend to be from a local newspaper doing a feature.  They'll send you an entire info packet of everything you'd ever want to know.  \n\nBut please, don't do anything crazy and wind up on the news.