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Game 1 of the 2015 World Series arrived on the same day as the death of Edinson Volquez’s father, Danio. The news reached Royals general manager Dayton Moore, who relayed it to manager Ned Yost, before Volquez knew. With game time approaching and Volquez slated to take the ball for the Royals, a decision was needed. Would the team let Volquez know? The team made the call in consultation with the Volquez family. Edinson wouldn’t be told. He pitched six solid innings and the Royals went on to win in 14 innings. On today’s SportsBeat KC, Yost recounts the hours before the game and what communication was happening behind the scenes with Star columnist Vahe Gregorian and host Blair Kerkhoff. Story links: In postseason of epic Royals comebacks, none were more poignant than Edinson Volquez’s Relive the crowing of the 2015 Royals: Here’s how they won it in Game 5 Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Entrevistamos al veterano de mil batallas Edison Volquez, quien nos habla de su carrera, sus metas y las cosas que un carrera tan completa, no pudo lograr.

Entrevistamos al veterano de mil batallas Edison Volquez, quien nos habla de su carrera, sus metas y las cosas que un carrera tan completa, no pudo lograr.

Entrevistamos al veterano de mil batallas Edison Volquez, quien nos habla de su carrera, sus metas y las cosas que un carrera tan completa, no pudo lograr. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/conlasbasesllenas/message

What year is it? Through 10 games, the 2019 Texas Rangers have either been very fun or very frustrating to watch, much akin to the Rangers teams of the early 00s. We’ve got interleague play coming up, sandwiched by two off days (thank goodness). Ronald Guzman is probably going to miss about a month, and so our dumb fan brains ponder why Gallo can’t keep raking at first base, and let Calhoun play LF in Arlington. Finally, Edinson Volquez might be forced to retire, and other pitchers have been ohsosobad, so perhaps we can keep a closer eye on the starters taking care of business on the farm. Go Rangers! Follow us on twitter: @RangersRundown, @SvelteMarvin, @cmichaelkinser, @BUHMoney Email us at: RangersRundown@gmail.com

Sean and Ryan recap the Cubs Opening Day win over the Rangers, going over Baez' two home runs, Jon Lester's strong start, and the strange bullpen decisions late in the first segment. In the segment, the guys preview Saturday's start featuring Yu Darvish and Edinson Volquez facing off on the mound and recap the Brewers win over the Cardinals.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Sean and Ryan recap the Cubs Opening Day win over the Rangers, going over Baez' two home runs, Jon Lester's strong start, and the strange bullpen decisions late in the first segment. In the segment, the guys preview Saturday's start featuring Yu Darvish and Edinson Volquez facing off on the mound and recap the Brewers win over the Cardinals.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Morning Lineup: MLB.com's Richard Justice and Anthony Castrovince discuss the status of the remaining free agents, Eduardo Nunez heading for Boston, Anibal Sanchez signing with the Twins, Edinson Volquez signng a Minor League deal with the Rangers and Tim Lincecum impressing the scouts.

Morning Lineup: MLB.com's Richard Justice and Anthony Castrovince discuss the status of the remaining free agents, Eduardo Nunez heading for Boston, Anibal Sanchez signing with the Twins, Edinson Volquez signing a Minor League deal with the Rangers and Tim Lincecum impressing the scouts.

How do you look at your life? How do you look at the careers of Francisco Liriano, Edwin Jackson and Edinson Volquez? Looking at all of them in a positive way is a good way to live life.

Edinson Volquez allowed two runs in five innings, and a three-run 1st inning was enough to carry the offense and split the series.

Edinson Volquez navigated his way through his start and Martin Prado had a big day at the plate in the Marlins' 4-2 victory over the Cubs.

Marlins manager Don Mattingly and pitcher Edinson Volquez talk about their tough 12-3 loss to the Nationals

It is the fourteenth episode of the second season of The Outside Corner Fantasy Baseball Podcast! On this week's show Dan the UACHYT historian is pinch hitting for Dr. Tron, so we will dive into some history of the league and find out what's going on with Dan's team this season! We also discuss Albert Pujols' historic night, Edinson Volquez's miraculous creation, and we find out what the hell a CGSOQSW is! Be sure to subscribe so you can receive all of our 2017 season episodes as soon as they drop. You can leave us feedback or questions at: Twitter: @outsidecornerFB Email: outsidecornerpodcast@gmail.com Facebook group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/outsidecorner Play Draft with us by using the promo code: bombtrack or by visiting this URL http://playdraft.com/bombtrack

Gerrit Cole, Jon Lester, Edwin Encarnacion, Miguel Cabrera and several other struggling studs have put us in a foul mood on this Worryometer Friday (22:00)! What's the deal with these guys and will they turn it around? ... Yearbook superlatives (4:00), plus everything from yesterday including Joe Ross' great start (10:00), Edinson Volquez's explanation for success (13:16) and an underowned OF you need to add (47:30) ...Two-start pitchers for Week 11 (51:00). And we're concluding Raisins Week with some raisin team names ... Your emails at fantasybaseball@cbsi.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

MLB.com's Matthew Leach and fantasy expert Fred Zinkie take an in-depth look at the numbers being put up by Elvis Andrus this season and how it compares to some of the other shortstops in the league. (:34) Next, they review the guys that are playing well at first and discuss if they are worth playing over some more established stars. (5:38) Reigning National League MVP Kris Bryant is not putting up the fantastic numbers he did last season but is he a buy-low candidate right now? (13:55) Aaron Judge has been one of the biggest stories in 2017, should owners sell high now to take advantage? (15:46) Scooter Gennett just hit four home runs in one game but is he worth picking up for your team? (18:51) Edinson Volquez tossed a no-hitter his last time on the mound, is this the beginning of a turnaround to a disappointing season? (22:10) What's the outlook for David Price's 2017 season now that he is back on the mound? (25:46) Jeff Hoffman has looked good his last couple times out but should a Coors Field pitcher be trusted? (26:55) Leach and Zinkie also break down closers Ken Giles (32:50), Tony Watson (36:20), Fernando Rodney (37:10) and the pitchers scheduled for two starts this week. (38:52)

On this edition of the Nasty Cast, the boys toil over the value of Edinson Volquez (not really) and Jacob Faria. They play Legit or Quit, then use high and low BABIP's to identify hitters they are selling high on and buying low. They then round out the show with a quartet of intriguing prospects, and give some weekend streaming options. It's a show so packed with fantasy goodness that you'll forget all about playing Farmville for at least five minutes! Follow the show and hosts on Twitter @NastyCastBGFS @NathanDokken @ManlyVanLee @therealmaday and read even more at BigGuyFantasySports.com! Legit or Quit:Whit MerrfieldJustin VerlanderAriel MirandaJeff HoffmanAndrew BenintendiKyle SchwarberJeff SamardzijaDansby Swanson BABIP Sell-High/Buy-Low Hitters:Todd FrazierAlex GordonMaikel FrancoRougned OdorAndrew McCutchenRyan ZimmermanAvisail GarciaKeon BroxtonTim BeckhamStarlin Castro Prospects:Dustin FowlerSean NewcombBo BichetteWalker Buehler, Texas Ranger (except he's not)

Can you believe it? Vilken vecka. Albert Pujols klev in i 600-klubben med en grand slam, Edinson Volquez kastade en no-hitter och en kille som kallas Scooter slog fyra homeruns i en och samma match. Vi pratar också om glödheta Houston Astros, om Federations Cup Qualifier, helgens kommande matcher och nästa veckas draft. Det blir också rättelser, gissningslekar och så avslöjar vi vad det är för mystisk linje som går på utsidan av foullinjen mellan hemplattan och förstabas. Det här vill du nog inte missa. Välkommen in i vår ibland skruvade värld.

Derek Dietrich tallied three hits, Edinson Volquez was terrific once again and the Marlins cruised to a 7-1 victory over the Pirates.

Marlins manager Don Mattingly, starter Edinson Volquez, and Derek Dietrich talk about the team's 7-1 win against the Pirates

After the Royals came back against Houston on Tuesday, it felt a little more like the recent Hey Day of the Dayton Moore era than what we've seen so far in 2017. The game also highlighted the improved performance of late of Whit Merrifield, Eric Hosmer, and others. On top of that, Mike Moustakas is ahead of Steve Balboni's franchise-record home run pace.We also talked about some milestones the Royals have reached during Dayton Moore's tenure and compared them to the great Royals run of yesteryear.And we also discussed a few potential draft targets, the Royals Latin presence, and the overall pitching depth of the organization. Plus, a little about Edinson Volquez's no-hitter.Follow the Vault at @KCBaseballVault. Follow host Jeff Herr at @TheJeffReport, co-host Michael Engel at @michaelengel. You can also email feedback to KansasCityBaseballVault@gmail.com. Email us a question and if we answer it on the air, we’ll send you a gift certificate to our friends at Kelly’s Westport Inn.

The final three innings of Edinson Volquez's no-hitter as heard along the Marlins Radio Network on Saturday.

Greg and Wayland discuss Albert Pujols’s 600th home run and Edinson Volquez’s no-hitter, the mysterious comings and goings of a pitcher’s best stuff, and what a useless statistic the ‘win’ is. Then Chicago sports fan (and Joe’s rec league teammate) Anna Kryczka visits the studio to talk about the Cubs’ disappointing start, Joe Maddon’s wacky managing, and whether she’d buy David Ortiz’s used bed. Finally, after getting fired by the Mets earlier this week for flipping off some fans at Citi Field, Mr. Met (Anthony Soike: New Girl, Brooklyn Nine Nine) tells his side of the story. Plus thoughts on Jake Arrieta, Rick Ankiel, Kris Bryant, Matt Joyce, Rod Beck, Mickey Morandini, Philip Humber, Wilson Contreras, Harmon Killebrew, Willie Mays, Hank Aaron, Javier Baez, Kerry Wood and more! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

He joined the show to talk about Edinson Volquez throwing a no-hitter, the turnaround of the season and the sale of the Miami Marlins.

Edinson Volquez’s no-hitter, Albert Pujols’ 600th career home run, Bryce Harper/Cubs rumors, our all-hair teams, Eduardo Rodriguez being a victim of The Eephus Curse, our starting fives for a basketball team full of MLB players, and more. Follow ‘The Eephus’ on Twitter. Subscribe on iTunes. Like ‘The Eephus’ on Facebook. The post Ep. 27 – History, Hair, and Hardwood appeared first on The Ledge.

Eric Karabell and Tristan Cockcroft recap the weekend, discuss how fantasy relevant Albert Pujols and Edinson Volquez are, take a ride on the closer carousel & your Q's.

Wir befassen uns mit der Email eines unseres Hörers, der uns ein paar Zahlen und Fakten zu den Blue Jays geschrieben hat. Wir wünschen uns mehr davon, weil wir leider nicht alles über alle Teams sammeln können. In der East wundern wir uns weiter über den ausgeglichenen Kader der Yankees, bei den Blue Jays schauen wir auf den positiven Mai. In der Central trauen wir den Twins nicht so richtig, freuen uns aber, wie toll sich die Karriere von Max Keppler entwickelt hat. Im Westen nichts neues: Die Astros sind das beste Team in der MLB, sogar besser als die letztjährigen Cubs zu diesem Zeitpunkt. Zu den Mariners haben wir auch eine Email bekommen, vielen Dank dafür, und befassen und demnach auch etwas länger mit dem Team. Die National League müssen wir etwas schneller abhandeln, weil wir uns in der AL verlaufen haben. Wir sprechen über den Harper Strickland incident und natürlich über den no-no von Edinson Volquez. Die Central ist uns immer noch nicht gut genug dafür hat es John Lester geschafft einen Runner auf der eins mit einem Pick Off zu überraschen. Die West ist das nonplusultra in der National League: Die Rockies, Dodgers und Diamondbacks liefern sich einen attraktiven Wettkampf. Zum Tippspiel: Wir sind immer noch auf der Suche nach einer Lösung, das ohne viel Aufwand auf unserer Homepage zu präsentieren, leider ist aber noch nichts gefunden.

Al Melchior looks back at the weekend that say Albert Pujols hit his 600th career home run, as well as Edinson Volquez throw a no-hitter. Al looks back at a Saturday filled with Grand Slams by Pujols, Kyle Schwarber, and Ian Desmond (among others). Al talks with Jim Finch about two-start pitchers to use for the coming week. #FNTSY #MLB #AlbertPujols #600Club #EdinsonVolquez #NoHitter #IanDesmond #KyleSchwarber #ChrisTaylor #ChaseAnderson #JuniorGuerra #JeffLocke #DavidPrice #fantasybaseball #FanRag Learn more about your ad-choices at https://news.iheart.com/podcast-advertisers

Edinson Volquez tossed the organization's 6th career no-hitter on what became a special Saturday afternoon at Marlins Park.

Marlins manager Don Mattingly, starting pitcher Edinson Volquez, and catcher J.T. Realmuto talk about Volquez's no-hitter in a 3-0 win

Derek Dietrich clobbered a two-run home run, backing Edinson Volquez's six innings of one-run ball in the Marlins' 4-1 win. Dietrich, Volquez and Don Mattingly all discuss the win after the game.

Edinson Volquez collected his first victory of the season, Derek Dietrich went deep and the Marlins cruised to a 4-1 win over the Phillies.

Aaron Altherr had an RBI, but the Phils struggled vs. Edinson Volquez and Jeremy Hellickson allowed four runs.

Edinson Volquez turned in a quality start but the Marlins were turned away by Sonny Gray in the series finale in Oakland.

Edinson Volquez took to the mound in the first of four out in LA against the Dodgers, but it was all Los Angeles in game one last night.

Christian Yelich and Justin Bour homered, but Edinson Volquez allowed five runs over six innings in the opener.

A duel between Edinson Volquez and Julio Teheran ended in a 3-1 Atlanta victory and series victory at Marlins Park.

5/2/17: Giancarlo Stanton hit a blistering RBI double, but it was too little, too late for a hurt Edinson Volquez in a 3-1 loss. Don Mattingly speaks about Volquez's outing following the game.

The Outcasts take a look at the red-hot Bryce Harper, the NL West + TWO brand new segments featuring Travis Shaw and Edinson Volquez! Share and subscribe!

Edinson Volquez looks ready to take the reins and be the leader of the Miami staff. MLB.com's Tim McMaster and Marlins reporter Joe Frisaro chat about the experience Volquez has pitching in big games and why Giancarlo Stanton could be the face of Team USA.

Who will be the Marlins' Opening Day starter? MLB.com's Tim McMaster and Marlins reporter Joe Frisaro discuss the candidates for the starting rotation along with what role new additions Edinson Volquez and Jeff Locke need to fill for this team to be successful.

The Royals were officially eliminated from playoff contention this week, so we tried to put the 2016 season in perspective as it approaches its end. In the second segment, Jeff and Mike shared their memories of the first Royals game they attended (or, at least, the game they were old enough to remember going to.)Follow the Vault at @KCBaseballVault. Follow host Jeff Herr at @TheJeffReport, co-host Michael Engel at @michaelengel. You can also email feedback to KansasCityBaseballVault@gmail.com. Email us a question and if we answer it on the air, we’ll send you a gift certificate to our friends at Kelly’s Westport Inn.

The Royals have a lot to look forward to in 2017 as they wrap up the 2016 season. MLB.com's Anthony Castrovince and Royals reporter Jeffrey Flanagan discuss the last week of the regular season, where Edinson Volquez and Kendrys Morales stand and who might start at second base next season.

September 16th, 2016 The Program opened the show discussing the Royals getting swept by the Oakland A's. What should the Royals do with upcoming free agent Edinson Volquez?See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Is it time for Kansas City to start planning for their future? MLB.com's Anthony Castrovince and Royals reporter Jeffrey Flanagan examine players like Mike Moustakas, Kendrys Morales and Edinson Volquez and where they could end up next season

Two weeks ago, we talked about who the Royals might acquire at the trade deadline. Last week, we talked about who they might sell at the deadline.Turns out, after injuries to Luke Hochevar and Wade Davis, the Royals ended up with a pretty quiet deadline. We talked about the factors that lead to the lack of activity and what might happen next. After the break, we talked about Danny Duffy's incredible start against Tampa and what it may mean for him going forward. He's had a rocky road, but his work in the rotation this season could signal an emergence as a force.Follow the Vault at @KCBaseballVault. Follow host Jeff Herr at @TheJeffReport, co-host Michael Engel at @michaelengel. You can also email feedback to KansasCityBaseballVault@gmail.com. Email us a question and if we answer it on the air, we’ll send you a gift certificate to our friends at Kelly’s Westport Inn.

The Royals have not started the second half well. While the 2014 season saw them make a comeback with a similar record, the odds are against another trip to the playoffs.The sensible thing is to explore some trades and try to bolster the farm system. But we aren't talking about trading anyone just to dump them off. We go over the most likely trade candidates and why 2017 can still be another successful year if they play the market right.Follow the Vault at @KCBaseballVault. Follow host Jeff Herr at @TheJeffReport, co-host Michael Engel at @michaelengel. You can also email feedback to KansasCityBaseballVault@gmail.com. Email us a question and if we answer it on the air, we’ll send you a gift certificate to our friends at Kelly’s Westport Inn.

Dayton Moore and the front office are preparing to make some big decisions. MLB.com's Anthony Castrovince and Royals reporter Jeffrey Flanagan discuss Edinson Volquez, Kendrys Morales and Luke Hochevar's futures and if they were willing to spend the money, why they'd look at picking up a fifth starter.

Det har bjudits på några riktiga lågvattenmärken den här veckan signerade Michael Taylor och Edinson Volquez. Vi pratar om det, om Atlanta - home of the Braves, Coca-Cola, OS 1996 och om matchen som fick oss att börja älska sporten, om Eastbound & Down, Fort Bragg och Brooklyn. Och mycket mer. Välkomna in i vår - ibland skruvade - värld. På tal om lågvattenmärke, den här veckan bjuder vi även på ett stycke historisk radioteater.

Episode 189 – The Waxahachie Swap (Returns) The latest episode of “Field of Streams” is live! In this episode, Dylan Higgins and Matthew Dewoskin discuss Joe Maddon’s managerial shenanigans, “good Kyle Gibson” showing up, a show-altering pitching change for Miami, picking anyone against James Shields, Miguel Cabrera’s struggles with lefties this year, avoiding the popularity of picking against Edinson Volquez, […]

The Royals are on a roll. MLB.com's Anthony Castrovince caught up with Royals reporter Jeffrey Flanagan to spotlight Edinson Volquez and Mike Moustakas as well as give injury updates on Jarrod Dyson and Kyle Zimmer.

Doug Stewart joined the Program from Surprise with the latest from Royals spring training. Hear from Ned Yost and Edinson Volquez.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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After the holidays, we had to play quick catchup and talk about the signings of Edinson Volquez and Kris Medlen from December. Volquez is important, but more of a complementary piece. Two other pitchers are much more important. Medlen, though, is a small risk for a big reward.We also tiptoed into the Hall of Fame voting question. On Tuesday, the inductees will be named, but this year, the process has been up for debate more than the players themselves. We discussed that and some of the candidates who might emerge from the logjam, including Jeff reading off Pedro Martinez's stats from the steroid era while Mike giggled uncontrollably.Then we took a break from baseball to talk TV. You may have seen the Twilight Zone-esque BBC show Black Mirror, so we talked about some of the elements from the series and our impressions in general.

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Episode 172 The latest episode of “The Sleeper and the Bust” is live! Eno Sarris and Nicholas Minnix, in the first offseason edition, with an emphasis on keeper decisions, discuss: Alex Rodriguez, Tanner Roark, Jon Lester, James Shields, Sonny Gray, Derek Norris, Eric Hosmer, Billy Butler, Brandon Moss, Madison Bumgarner, Edinson Volquez, Gerrit Cole, Starling Marte, […]

Episode 169 The latest episode of “The Sleeper and the Bust” is now live! That makes two in a row. Eno Sarris and Nicholas Minnix on, among other topics: Sandy Alderson and the direction of the New York Mets; Frank Wren and the direction of the Atlanta Braves; Edinson Volquez; Dan Haren; all the pitchers who’ve […]

Padres have announced the hiring of the Mike as President and CEO.  We will discuss. Other topics *Padres Trade Candidates *Bold Second Half Predictions.

Padres have announced the hiring of the Mike as President and CEO.  We will discuss. Other topics *Padres Trade Candidates *Bold Second Half Predictions.

In this episode, Ken is joined by Joe Lemire from sportsillustrated.com to discuss the recent suspension of Cincinnati Reds pitcher, Edinson Volquez for performance enhancing drugs. For the best in sports coverage, check out www.kenbroo.com

Podcast number 2 features a discussion of Edinson Volquez's suspension, Carlos Zambrano's move to the bullpen, Manager Ken Macha's constantly shifting lineup, and Brewers minor leaguers Chris Cody and Lorenzo Cain. From the brewers.com site, here is how the Brewers 20-0 defeat of the Pirates ranks historically: http://milwaukee.brewers.mlb.com/news/article.jsp?ymd=20100422&content_id=9500206&vkey=news_mil&fext=.jsp&c_id=mil This a good summary of the Zambrano move with lots of quotes, and the conspiracy theory that Jack espoused: http://www.chicagotribune.com/sports/baseball/cubs/ct-spt-0422-zambrano-carlos-cubs-chicago-20100421,0,4979197.story We also kicked around how we would order the brewers lineup. First is my short term lineup. This is what I would use if I had to win one game tomorrow: 1. Rickie Weeks 2. Jim Edmonds 3. Ryan Braun 4. Prince Fielder 5. Casey Mcgehee 6. Greg Zaun 7. Alcides Escobar 8. Corey Hart 9. Pitcher Realistically, I know that Edmonds shouldn't be pushed to play every day. With that in mind, here is the lineup I would use assuming that Carlos Gomez needs to get the lion's share of the starts in center. 1. Rickie Weeks 2. Alcides Escobar 3. Ryan Braun 4. Prince Fielder 5. Casey Mcgehee 6. Greg Zaun 7. Carlos Gomez 8. Corey Hart 9. Pitcher We also discussed Lorenzo Cain and Chris Cody's solid start to their season at Huntsville. Lorenzo Cain's numbers: http://www.baseball-reference.com/minors/player.cgi?id=cain--001lor Interview with Cain: http://milwaukee.brewers.mlb.com/video/play.jsp?content_id=7183149 Homerun by Cain: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gTZEOkHwwvQ Chris Cody's numbers: http://www.baseball-reference.com/minors/player.cgi?id=cody--001chr Cody pitching against the Iowa Cubs: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X-ZxE5-hhQc&feature=related As always, we'd love you feedback. If you have any comments or would like us to take up any particular topic in the next podcast, email us at brewersreview(at)gmail.com.

A steroids suspension that has no practical impact? Peter and Shane discuss Edinson Volquez, as well as action from Sunday to Tuesday.

In episode 29 of the award-winning Redleg Nation Radio podcast, Chad discusses the latest on Joey Votto, Edwin Encarnacion, and Edinson Volquez, plus a rant on the continuing struggles of Dusty's Dynamic Duo at the top of the order. More importantly, we have an encore presentation of the hilarious “Adam in Milwaukee” banana-phone call. Don't … Continue reading →