The Baseball Page.com  |  Subscribe to our News  |  All-Time Player Rankings  |  Decade Leaderboards  |  Find Players

Manny Ramirez

Manny being immature:
He's never grown up

He's got two World Series rings and more than 500 homers, but numbers don't earn Manny Ramirez respect, and they shouldn't. Full story ⇒

Recent headlines from our bloggers
With Manny it's about immaturity
A Yankee in Red Sox Nation
George Brett remembers the Pine Tar game
Gossage earned his spot in Cooperstown
Selig's biggest gaffe: the All-Star Game
Pitchers who've started the All-Star Game
We rank the Top 100 players of all-time

On August 20, 1974, Nolan Ryan fans 19 Tigers in an 11-inning loss to Detroit at Anaheim Stadium. Ryan whiffs every Tiger batter at least once, victimizing Ron LeFlore four times. The 19 K's tie a major league record, held by Steve Carlton. Despite Ryan's efforts for the Angels, Mickey Lolich goes the distance to win the game, 1-0.

On August 20, 1967, Kansas City A’s owner Charlie Finley fires manager Alvin Dark after reports of rowdy behavior on a team flight. Finley meets with Dark, re-hires him, fires him again, and then hires Luke Appling as his successor. Dark will return to manage the A’s in 1974, when he leads them to the World Championship.

More events or search any day ⇒
"With the World Baseball Classic now in place, baseball as an Olympic sport is irrelavant. It may be interesting to see how the U.S., Cuba, Canada, Japan, and other leading countries perform on the Olympic stage, but the best players on the planet are not there, and for that reason, who wins the gold medal in Beijing doesn't matter."
— Dan Holmes
Currently 16,868 Players
 
Hall of Famers
Top 100 of all-time
Players with bios
Player quotes
Browse player index
Recently Updated
Mark Teixeira
Rich Gossage
Bob Horner
Ben Oglivie
Waite Hoyt
Al Lopez
Zoilo Versalles
Lance Parrish
Ned Yost
Don Sutton
Today's Birthdays
Graig Nettles
Al Lopez
Tom Brunansky
Todd Helton
Beau Bell
Kal Daniels
Mark Langston
Fred Norman
Andy Benes
George Zuverink
"It can't happen, especially in the middle of a pennant race. Every run matters, every out matters, so I want to apologize for it. It's just something that can't happen."

— Tampa's B.J. Upton, apologizing for his failure to run hard during a recent game.


All-Time Teams All-Time Teams
Player Rankings Player Rankings
Player Pages Player Pages
Subscribe to our News Become a Member
Santo to Sandberg to Chance. How's that for an around the horn double play trio? Sweet Swinging Billy Williams, Hack Wilson, and Sammy Sosa lead the fearsome lineup for the Chicago Cubs All-Time Team, which also boasts three Hall of Fame hurlers.
Chicago Cubs ⇒