Bengie Molina

Copyright ©2012 The Associated Press. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed. Bengie Molina returns to AT Park with Cardinals   No Author Published: April 5, 2013 No Source    email SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — Bengie Molina hustled out to the first base line to warm cheers, took his spot next to his St. Louis teammates and raised his arm to acknowledge the San Francisco fans. St. Louis Cardinals coach Bengie Molina throws during...Read Full Story

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Browse > Home / Sports News / Bengie Molina July 1, 2010 by Umer Rauf   news under Sports News Latest Update News About Bengie Molina:The Giants’ flight just landed in Denver and Bengie Molina was informed of the deal that’ll send him to the Texas Rangers for RHP Chris Ray and a PTBNL. Molina is saying goodbye to teammates. But he isn’t parting company with them yet. In fact, there’s a chance he will address the media at Coors Field tomorrow.I just got off the phone with...Read Full Story

Unlike his three major league sons, Benjamin Molina was not a catcher. He was just everything else."I still talk to him every day," said San Francisco Giants catcher Bengie Molina, the oldest of the big-league siblings. "A lot of times I hope he could tell me he's OK, wherever he is."Benjamin Molina died suddenly last October, two weeks after the end of the major league season, while doing what he loved. He was teaching young men the game in his native Puerto Rico.He suffered a stroke between...Read Full Story

The slow & portly Benji Molina, apparently is "thin skinned". Giants catcher Bengie Molina is angry at ESPN for making fun of his lack of speed. Molina blogged for MLB.com that it was "hard to take" the network's "sarcastic depiction" of his unsuccessful sprint from third base to home plate against the Marlins last week. The clip included slow-motion video and music from the movie "Chariots of Fire." So, because of Molina's whining, ESPN has taken down the video clip from...Read Full Story