Benjie Molina

After spending the offseason dealing with the uncertainty of free agency, Bengie Molina is right where he began, the No. 1 catcher in San Francisco, when general manager Brian Sabean's "that ship has sailed" summation during winter negotiations proved premature. "I thought I was gone for real. But in the end, everything kept moving forward," Molina said. One of the Giants' most productive hitters in the previous three seasons, Molina learned another hard business lesson in the process, his...Read Full Story

USA Today Docket full of Posey FOXSports.com Ken Rosenthal has been the senior baseball writer for FOXSports.com since Aug. 2005. He appears weekly on MLB on FOX. Follow him on Twitter. The Bengie Molina trade not only marks the beginning of a transition for the Giants, but also could serve as ... B. Molina trade to the Rangers is a win on many levels USA Today San Francisco Giants trade Bengie Molina to Texas Rangers San Jose Mercury News Molina going - it's Posey's time - S.F. getting...Read Full Story

USA Today B. Molina trade to the Rangers is a win on many levels USA Today Off the field, the Texas Rangers ownership situation is a mess, but there they are in first place in the AL West. On the field, their biggest weakness is at catcher, but that may not be the case any longer. The Rangers have reportedly struck a deal ... San Francisco Giants trade Bengie Molina to Texas Rangers San Jose Mercury News Rangers make deal to acquire Giants' Molina MLB.com Molina gone - it's Posey's time San...Read Full Story

A person with knowledge of the negotiations says the San Francisco Giants are set to bring back Bengie Molina after agreeing to a one-year contract with the free-agent catcher. The person spoke on condition of anonymity Tuesday because the agreement was pending a physical and had not been completed. It's a surprising turn of events for both sides, because Molina had been negotiating a two-year deal with the New York Mets. He had hoped to land a three-year contract this offseason, and general...Read Full Story

AP – Bengie Molina gets a ring regardless of who wins this World Series. “I don’t know how to explain it, but it’s going to be a very happy, weird feeling,” said Molina, the catcher who was traded from San Francisco to Texas this season. “Just weird because I played there for 3 1/2 years, and to wear another color in that stadium.” More: continued hereRead Full Story