...ERA in 16 games for the Yankees' Triple-A affiliate in Scranton/Wilkes-Barre.? In Joliet, Ill., Hall of Fame catcher Carlton Fisk pleaded guilty to a misdemeanor drunken-driving charge, two months after police found him asleep in...
...Cincinnati make it that far.CARTER TRIBUTE: Montreal will name a street and a park after Gary Carter, the Hall of Fame catcher who defined the golden era of a once-beloved franchise.Carter died in February of cancer at age 57.On Wednesday...
...young Dale Murphy and watched Hall of Fame pitcher Phil Niekro in his later years.Chaney also played against Hall of Fame catcher Gary Carter and said they played golf together in their work with Major League Baseball's alumni association.Carter...
...McCourt were to agree to sell the parking lots. CARTER'S SERVICE: The memorial service for family and friends Hall of Fame catcher Gary Carter will be streamed live on the Internet.The service, to be held in Palm Beach Gardens, Fla., tonight...
...former teammates, family members and friends of Hall of Fame catcher Gary Carter paid tribute to him on Friday.Though television...the way he was," said Johnny Bench, another Hall of Fame catcher. "For those who knew him, no words are necessary...
NEW YORK - Baseball Hall of Fame president Jeff Idelson says Hall of Fame catcher Gary Carter has died.Carter's health had taken a turn for the worse recently. The 57-year-old former baseball star, was...
NEW YORK - Gary Carter was nicknamed "Kid" for good reason.
...because of the Carter presence in the lineup."The Mets unveiled a memorial logo in honor of the ever-smiling Hall of Fame catcher who died in February from a brain tumor. Opening Day was a fitting occasion to pay tribute to the player many considered...
...synonymous with being a superstar," the Braves' pitcher said. "It's not supposed to happen like this." Hall of Fame catcher Carlton Fisk echoed Smoltz's sentiment. "There was no player I enjoyed playing against more than Kirby. He brought...
...MONTCLAIR, N.J. - It still ain't over for Yogi Berra. The St. Louis-born New York Yankees Hall of Fame catcher, one of the most enduring and beloved icons in sports, turned 80 on Thursday. He planned to celebrate at home with...
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