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At 36 years old, Edinson Volquez is facing the final curtain. The veteran Texas Rangers right-hander told reporters on Saturday that he plans to retire after the 2019 season. “Done,” he said, according to Jeff Wilson of the Fort Worth Star …
Edinson Volquez on Saturday threw the sixth no-hitter in Marlins history as he blanked the Arizona Diamondbacks 3-0 in an impressive game. Volquez faced the minimum 27 batters, allowing just two walks while striking out 10 in a thoroughly dominant …
If the Texas Rangers are looking for some World Series experience this trade deadline, here’s one way they can get it. According to a report by Evan Grant of the Dallas Morning News on Sunday, the Rangers are expressing interest in Royals …
Edinson Volquez pitched Game 1 of the World Series Tuesday night without knowing his father had passed away. News surfaced before the game that Volquez’s father, Daniel Volquez, died at the age of 63 of heart disease. There were conflicting …
The father of Kansas City Royals pitcher Edinson Volquez died on Tuesday, the same day his son was set to start Game 1 of the World Series, according to multiple reports. Z101’s Hector Gomez reports that Edinson’s father, Daniel (also …
Tempers flared and plenty of words were exchanged during Sunday’s game between the Royals and Blue Jays. Edinson Volquez and Josh Donaldson were squarely in the middle of it. In the first inning, Volquez hit Donaldson with a pitch, which did …
Your browser does not support iframes. Sometimes it’s better to be lucky than good. That’s the best way to describe the play made by Edinson Volquez’s during the first inning of Tuesday’s game between the Pittsburgh Pirates …
Edinson Volquez has performed like an expendable good for the Reds throughout most of the season. It is generally unwise for a pitcher with a 6.35 ERA (who has given up five-or-more earned runs in three separate starts this season) to give his team a …
Once again, we have another player testing positive for performance enhancing drugs. This time it’s Cincinnati Reds‘ pitcher Edinson Volquez. At this point, isn’t it just dumb to take any substance banned by MLB? Yeah, I think so …
