We are saddened to learn of the passing of former Pirates relief ace Elroy Face, a member of Pittsburgh’s 1960 World Series champions.
Face pitched 15 of his 16 Major League seasons with the Buccos and was an NL All-Star three straight years from 1959-61. Nicknamed “The Baron of the Bullpen,” he totaled 104 wins and 193 saves (by modern standards) from 1953-1969, although he pitched mostly before saves became an official stat in 1969.
In the 1960 World Series, Face saved the first three Pirates victories before they clinched the championship on Bill Mazeroski’s walkoff home run in Game Seven.
In 2023, Face was inducted into the Pirates Hall of Fame.
He was 97 years old.
DYK: From CC Sabathia's debut in 2001 to his final game in 2019, nobody in baseball won more games (251), made more starts (560), pitched more innings (3,577.1), struck out more batters (3,093), or threw more pitches (56,405).
Among all pitchers whose careers began in 1970 or later, his win total ranks 11th and his strikeout total ranks 9th. #BlackHistoryMonth
Saito was coming off injury and was discarded by his Japanese club. He is perhaps the most thoughtful, curious and intelligent players I’ve spoken with.
Hier était le premier jour de reprise du Spring Training pour les White Sox ce qui signifie que l’on possède des nouvelles images de Munetaka Murakami sous ses nouvelles couleurs
Tatsuya Imai, a 27-year-old RHP from Nippon Professional Baseball, will be posted this offseason, per the Saitama Seibu Lions.
Imai recorded a 1.92 ERA and struck out 178 batters in 163.2 IP during the 2025 season.
Once Imai’s posting window opens, teams will have 45 days to work out a contract with the right-handed starter.
🟡 Yuki Yanagita la commence, Isami Nomura la conclut. Tel est l’histoire du Game 5 qui a vu Fukuoka remporter son 14e titre grâce à un 2-run homerun de la légende pour égaliser à 2-2. En prolongations, Isami Nomura frappe le circuit de sa vie pour terminer la saison 2025.
🐯 Après 2 défaites consécutives, Hanshin doit espérer un miracle pour remonter le score contre un Fukuoka qui a plusieurs montré une certaine fébrilité lorsqu’il menait dans des séries. Plus qu’une victoire pour les Hawks et ils seront champions pour la 14e fois de leur histoire
🦊 Hiromi Ito remporte le prix Eiji Sawamura et devient le premier lauréat depuis un back-to-back-to-back d’un certain Yoshinobu Yamamoto suite à l’élection d’aucun joueur l’année dernière et le premier de Nipponham en 18 ans depuis Yu Darvish. 👏🏾
🇯🇵 Affiche de rêve demain dans l’enfer du Koshien entre les 2 leaders en ERA de leurs ligues respectives, Livan Moinelo pour Fukuoka et Hiroto Saiki pour les Tigers. À suivre à partir de 10h !