Fil-Am pitcher makes history with SF Giants
Filipino-American Tim Lincecum became the highest-paid pitcher in his first year of eligibility in Major League Baseball (MLB) after signing a $23 million two-year deal with the San Francisco Giants.
The Giants have made a counter-offer of $8 million, and the 2-time Cy Young Award winner could be headed to contract arbitration hearings.
Baseball tryouts tomorrow
MANILA, Philippines – The organizing Community Sports Inc. will conduct tryouts tomorrow for Baseball Phils. VI and Junior Baseball Phils. Series II which resume next month.
Registration starts at 8:30 a.m. with the three-hour tryouts to start at 9 a.m. at the Rizal Memorial Baseball Stadium.
Eugene Amano: the first NFL player born in the Philippines
Eugene Philip Amano (born on March 1, 1982 in Manila, Philippines) is an American Football offensive lineman for the Tennessee Titans.
Amano’s family moved to San Diego when he was 2 months old. He started playing football at highschool landing a scholarship in at Southeast Missouri State. He spent his first 4 season in the NFL [...]
US Ambassador lauds Espineli
U.S. Ambassador to the Philippines Kristie Kenney lauded San Francisco Giants pitcher Geno Espineli for his efforts in promoting baseball in the Philippines.
Fil-Am pitcher optimistic on future of RP baseball
San Francisco Giants pitcher Geno Espineli believes that Filipinos has an opportunity to produce great ballplayers in the coming years.
Espineli, who threw the ceremonial first pitch of the finals between the Cebu Dolphins and the Dumaguete Uni-Bikers dressed in his #43 Giants jersey, mentioned that it will take some time for the sport to get [...]
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