Scott Rolen

1999 Upper Deck Century Legends Scott Rolen Baseball Card – Mint Condition – In Protective Display Case Very attractive, highly collectible card of this superstar!! Card is shipped in protective screwdown case to preserve its MINT condition!! This is just one of the 1000s of great sportscard items we are offering here on Amazon!! Please check out out other listings for many more great sportscards, including dozens of other cards from this great set !! Satisfaction Guaranteed Or...Read Full Story

1998, the year Corey and I graduated high school, the year the Philadelphia Phillies finished a dismal 75-87. At the helm was current BoSox manager Terry Francona. Although it was only 10 seasons ago, there are only 6 players still active in MLB (Scott Rolen, Bobby Abreu, Marlon Anderson, Gary Bennett, Paul Byrd, and Curt Schilling). Take a stroll down memory lane with me now as we gaze into the Phils team of 1998. Lineup: Catcher- Recently retired Mike Lieberthal split time behind the plate...Read Full Story

St. Louis Cardinals third baseman David Freese has been arrested in St. Louis County on suspicion of driving while intoxicated. Police in Maryland Heights, Mo., gave details of the arrest Monday. Freese was stopped at 2:40 a.m. Saturday for a traffic offense, then given a sobriety test. Details of the sobriety test were not released, but Freese was arrested for driving while intoxicated and failure to drive within a single lane. Freese's agent says he is remorseful and is eager to put the...Read Full Story

Reds third baseman Scott Rolen has been given a cortisone shot in his right hamstring and is out of the lineup indefinitely. Manager Dusty Baker says Monday the team will decide in the next day or two whether to put him on the 15-day disabled list. Rolen has been a catalyst in the Reds' improvement this season. They fell out of first place in the NL Central for the first time in 18 days with a 1-0 loss to Colorado on Sunday. Rolen said he felt a burning in the hamstring when he tagged up...Read Full Story

Scott Rolen agreed to a two-year contract extension with the Cincinnati Reds through the 2012 season, an indication of how much they value the 34-year-old third baseman as a clubhouse leader. Rolen had one season left on an eight-year, $90 million deal that he signed with St. Louis. He will get $11 million next year, one of four Reds players scheduled to make that much. Cincinnati is trying to trade at least one of them to lower the payroll. The Reds got Rolen in a trade with Toronto last...Read Full Story