Whats happened to Jim Rosenthal?
547126
He lest at the end of the last F1 season, guess he got sick of the trveling!
136952
From the little research I have done, he is not calling any games whatsoever. He calls football, baseball, basketball, and hockey. He might still be under contract with ABC/ESPN, therefore I highly doubt he is calling games for one specific MLB team this year.
610791
He's banned from the Hall of Fame from accusations of gambling on baseball games.  Without that, he probably would have made it.  I agree with the person above me, though.  If he dies, they might let him in.  It's a "lifetime" ban after all. :)
576499
No, he was never on DL.  He just not felt good enough to pitch.  The diagnosis is pectoral.  He was clear for action as on May 1, and pitched one inning on May 2.  He should be fine now, consider there was no bag signs reported after the game.
1020517
In an article Jay Marriorti commented on an interaction with Guillen and a rookie pitcher.  After two of his players got hit he put a rookie in the game with orders to hit the batter.  The pitcher got the batter out but did not hit him.  He was pulled out of the game and Guillen was seen yelling at him in the dugout.  The pitcher started crying and was demonted to the minor leagues the next day.  When asked O. Guillen claimed due to a trade the picture was demonted the next day to the minors and that he was yelling at the whole team and not just the rookie pitcher.  The reporter Jay Mariotti stated that rookie pitchers shouldn't be used as "goons on demand" and critziced Guillens coaching style.  He later in an interview with 20 reporters reffered to Mariotti as a "peice of s**t and "a f*****g f*****t".  When confronted on that he claimed his english wasn't that good after being in the United States for a quater of a century.  Went on to claim that he would not be attending sensitivity training.  The Socks, Guillen and Mariotti have had a fued going for some time.  With the reporter getting threats and in this incident Guillen refuses to apologize to Mariotti but did apologize to the gay community.  This is not O. Guillen's first episode with poor word choices.  I'll post the link for you.
606101
He was a great pitcher in the 70's I think... He was one of the first pitchers to use an effective sidearm throw.  He was well respected and one of the leaders in his time.  I would try to find out more about him and try to contact him.  He really seems like a great guy! (Good Luck!!)
721120
Here is what he is going to do:\n\nYes, I am officially retiring today," said Flutie, who plans to become a sports analyst for American sports television broadcaster ESPN.\n\nHe will definitely be missed in the NFL. But I doubt that this is the last time you will hear of him. Even though I am a Steelers Fan, I have to admit Flutie was a great asset to the NFL. I hoped I helped. ~Smile
718423
If he FINALLY makes up his mind, I hope he comes back to the Bosox. Then if Wellsy acts weird or is too hurt, he can retire. OH! What FUN to knock the Yanks around again!!!
869822
He was sacked for being a bit poo, and too nervous for TV....you gotta be au naturale.\n\nmrben
410080
I believe he is no longer with us, unfortunately. \n\nSee:  http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0383414/bio
488759
Ok, it is almost sad how badly the 2004 team was broken up. We all know where Pedro is now so here is what happened to everyone else.\n\nMillar- Playing for the Baltimore Orioles, signed there last offseason\n\nMark Bellhorn- Backup on the San Diego Padres signed there last offseason\n\nBill Mueller- Signed with the Los Angeles Dodgers currently on the disabled list\n\nPokey Reese-Originally signed with the Marlins but during spring training just left the team and retired. \n\nJohnny Damon-Signed with the New York Yankees last offseason\n\nGabe Kapler-Blew out his achilles last season is still working towards a recovery\n\nOrlando Cabrera-Starting shortstop for the Anaheim Angels\n\nNomar Garciaparra- Now playing first base for the Dodgers\n\nDoug Mientkeivecz- Playing first base for the Kansas City Royals\n\nDave Roberts- Traded to the San Diego Padres starting in left field\n\nDerek Lowe- Starting pitcher for the Dodgers, who have assembled a team with a lot of ex-Red Sox\n\nBronson Arroyo- Was traded to the Cincinatti Reds this offseason\n\nAlan Embree-Pitching for San Diego Padres\n\nCurt Lescanic-Retired\n\nScott Williamson- Pitching for the Chicago cubs\n\nI hoped that helped
132924
Yes, for USA in the World Baseball Classic.  After that -- he hasn't decided, but my prediction is he will retire.  His manager recently said he is leaning that way. \n\n(He has many options, including returning to the Astros, but he'd have to wait until May 1 to do that.  My guess is that is the second most likely.)
166377
We are all forgetting Ken Caminett..Jose Canseco is a hero..He shed light on a major problem..All the way to the owner of these teams..And coaches to stand by and let this go on...Just think if you were a manager of yor sons or daughter baseball or softball team would you stand by as your child coach and just let them shoot up...NO I didn't think so...In 1984 there was an aricle in the Modesto Bee about it, I was a junior in high school...Mark and Jose were young pups when they arived on the sence of the steroid issue in baseball...But as the "Basher Bothers" took hold and they were on the top, ya don't think they didn't use but for the owners to sit back and let it happen they too are apart of the "Basher Brothers" big Bash in baseball in the 80's
228568
I'm with you.  He's a spoiled rotten jerk and I'm tired of hearing about him.  If you haven't read the Sports Illustrated steroid issue about him, it's very telling.  Especially entertaining was listening to him bellyache about racism.  Here's hoping he doesn't break the record of Hank Aaron, who's a hero and went thru HELL to get there!
200883
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.
413783
Why should I feel sorry for him?  He's the one associating with known steroid users.  If he wants the media to leave him alone, then he should retire.  I'm sick of him whining.  I couldn't imagine how much baseball ratings would decline if he broke the record.
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About three weeks ago, "Cold Pizza" dog-food eater Woody Paige denied rumors that he was leaving New York and all its Atlantic Video goodness to go back to The Denver Post and write columns about, uh, wearing funny hats or something. He said the rumors were just rumors.\n\nWell, WRONG. Paige is officially leaving the network to head back to Denver on December 1. From The Denver Post editor:\n\nAfter taking his act to Broadway for a little over two years, Woody Paige is returning home and to our sports pages as a columnist. As many of you know, Woody went to ESPN where he became a bit of a phenomenon on Around The Horn and Cold Pizza. But Woody has repeatedly expressed a desire to return to his "first love" of writing. That yearning only grew and we began discussing his possible return about two months ago. I am happy to report Woody will rejoin The Post on Dec. 1. He also will retain a relationship with ESPN as a regular on Around The Horn, which will be filmed in the ESPN studio we built near the design department.\nWait: Paige was a "phenomenon?" Awesome! We totally missed that. Some have said that this could be the final nail in "Cold Pizza"'s coffin, but we've heard that a million times before and, no offense Woody, but we can't imagine he'd be that difficult to replace. (Besides, we imagine "Cold Pizza" being cremated.) We wish Paige good luck on his tour back to Denver, and we wish Denver Post readers even MORE luck\n\n\nquated:deadspin.com