Juan Rivera

Juan Rivera

Juan Rivera is an outfielder in major league baseball. He's a left fielder for the Los Angeles Angels and wears number 20. He is managed by Mike Scioscia.

 
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I mentioned earlier than the new Bill James Handbook* rates Juan Rivera the worst baserunner in baseball 2009, at about 40 total bases lost compared to the average player. Here’s how it breaks down, compared to an excellent baserunner, Chone Figgins (+35) and a slow, but more effective, baserunner, Mike Napoli (+7). (Overall, the Angels [...] Read Full Story
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I mentioned earlier than the new Bill James Handbook* rates Juan Rivera the worst baserunner in baseball 2009, at about 40 total bases lost compared to the average player. Here’s how it breaks down, compared to an excellent baserunner, Chone Figgins (+35) and a slow, but more effective, baserunner, Mike Napoli (+7). (Overall, the Angels [...] Read Full Story
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* Juan Rivera stood in the vicinity of home plate for several seconds Monday night admiring his eighth-inning home run, which turned out to be an eighth-inning double. The marine layer knocked it down and it short-hopped the wall. Manager Mike Scioscia said he addressed the lapse with his left fielder. “It’s not what we’re about [...] Read Full Story
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ANAHEIM Tonight is Game 16 of 20 between off days for the Angels (part of a 50-games-in-52-days finish to the regular season) so Angels manager Mike Scioscia gave SS Erick Aybar and LF Juan Rivera the day off. Tonight’s lineups: ANGELS 3B Chone Figgins RF Bobby Abreu CF Torii Hunter DH Vladimir Guerrero 1B Kendry Morales SS Maicer Izturis C Mike Napoli LF Gary Matthews Jr. 2B [...] Read Full Story
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Angels left fielder Juan Rivera apologized to manager Mike Scioscia for breaking out into a home run trot a little too early during his RBI double in the eighth inning of Monday’s 5-2 win over the Yankees. Read Full Story
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Expected to replace Vladimir Guerrero as Angels' chief designated hitter  
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The Los Angeles Angels had a huge night on Thursday. First and foremost the Halos got to watch John Lackey—in potentially his last game with the club—pitch at his best and hold the Yankees in check for 6 2/3 innings. Secondly, the club managed to pull off a huge comeback against the vaunted bullpen of the New York Yankees and force a game six in New York on Saturday night. Lastly—and most importantly—the Angels finally found a new good luck...  
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It took five long years for the mighty Yankees to get back to the ALCS, but the celebration did not last long, as the Yankees started to prepare for the war with their haunted rivals out west. In 2008, for the first time since 1995, the Yankees were not playing baseball in October. In the final season of the most historic ballpark in baseball, the Yankees were watching the postseason from home while their former manager, Joe Torre was...  
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“The Angels are thought to be dangling OF Juan Rivera as they pursue free-agent OF Jason Bay,” writes Jon Heyman, in a report for SI.com. The 31–year-old Rivera will earn $4.25 million next season, $5.25 million in 2011, after which he can become a free agent. He hit .287 with a .332 OBP, 25 HR, 24 doubles and 88 [...]  
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