Brian Fuentes

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More photos » by David Zalubowski - AP 2 months ago: Colorado Rockies' Brad Hawpe follows the flight of his three-run home run against the San Diego Padres in the first inning of a baseball game in Denver on Tuesday, Sept. 22, 2009. (AP Photo/David Zalubowski...  

Fernando Rodney has agreed to a two-year deal with the Angels…and caused a crack in the fantasy universe.  Heading into 2009, Brian Fuentes saw a big spike in fantasy value when he was signed to succeed Francisco Rodriguez as the Angels closer.  After a good first half (3.23 ERA, 1.17 WHIP, 26 SV), Fuentes fell apart to [...]  

ThunderBolts Outfielder Robert Perry signed by Colorado RockiesOurSports Central (press release)Perry joins pitchers Nick Hall (San Diego Padres), Shane Zegarac (Texas Rangers), Brendan Kloess (Chicago White Sox), Dylan Axelrod (Chicago White Sox), ...and more »  

The Rockies' bench could get stronger without adding a player. Colorado general manager Dan O'Dowd said today that outfielder Brad Hawpe is a viable option to spell Todd Helton at first base.  

More photos » by David Zalubowski - AP about 1 month ago: San Diego Padres' Adrian Gonzalez follows the flight of his single to drive in two runs against the Colorado Rockies in the ninth inning of the Rockies' 11-10 victory in a baseball game in Denver on Tuesday, Sept. 22, 2009. (AP Photo...  

Examiner.comColorado Rockies make first outfield moveExaminer.comSeth Smith, main bench option, can play left field (argument could be made that he should be starting in place of Hawpe). Eric Young Jr., rumor is from the ...Rockies clear space for SpilborghsMLB.comRockies sell Murton's contract to Japanese teamUSA TodayRockies' Murton headed to JapanSeattle Post IntelligencerColorado Rockies Newsall 28 news articles »  

NEW YORK — It didn’t get any more spartan than Yale Field on a dank mid-week night in the days when real minor-league baseball was still a living, breathing entity in New Haven, and guys with dreams like Brian Fuentes were struggling to create a favorable impression in a cut-throat business.  

Angels 7, Yankees 6Angels:Brian Fuentes ('97): IP, 0H, 0R, 2BB, SAVEYankees:Alex Rodriguez (Foxes, '94): 1-for-3, RUNDamaso Marte ('96)The left-handed Fuentes retired the first two batters and gave Alex Rodriguez the Barry Bonds treatment, intentionally walking the slugger to pitch to lefty Hideki Matsui. But Matsui walked, and Robinson Cano was hit by a pitch to load the bases.Nick Swisher worked the count full, and with 45,113 fans on their...  

Bobby Abreu, Juan Rivera and Brian Fuentes have not gotten the job done. Abreu is 2-for-16 with no RBI and a team-worst six strikeouts. Rivera is 2-for-17 with no RBI. And Fuentes, the closer, coughed up a victory in Game 2.  

Colorado Rockies right fielder Brad Hawpe is not on the market as previously speculated.   FoxSports.com is reporting that Rockies GM Dan O'Dowd has no interest in dealing the 2009 All-Star despite being a non-factor during the NLDS for the Rockies.   Many members of the local media and fans alike had speculated that the Rockies would deal Hawpe based on his lackluster performance down the stretch. He hit a weak .209 with only 10 RBI down the...  

Angels closer Brian Fuentes gave up the game-tying home run to Alex Rodriguez in the bottom of the 11th on Saturday night. 1. Angels manager Mike Scioscia has a problem. He no longer has an established closer. Maybe that should have been obvious in ...  

The Los Angeles Angels' season came down to a final pitch Thursday night. Closer Brian Fuentes stared at catcher Jeff Mathis. Fuentes flashed a finger for the fastball.  

ANAHEIM, Calif. - All around him, chaos reigned. The tying run stood on third base. The go-ahead run was on second. Over at first was, of all things, an insurance run. ...