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David Price has chosen to wear No. 33 with the Los Angeles Dodgers, a number he’s never worn before. He has a specific reason for choosing that one, however. Price said Wednesday that he chose to wear the number in honor of James Shields, his …
James Shields heard Ron Fowler’s comments about him, and he’s not happy about it. The San Diego Padres co-owner questioned the high-priced players that weren’t performing, and Shields, since traded to the White Sox, shot back at his …
A matter of weeks after acquiring him, the Chicago White Sox are reportedly willing to move James Shields. Jon Morosi of Fox Sports reported Thursday that the starting pitcher is available, and that a recent string of good starts could boost his …
James Shields was rocked by the Cleveland Indians on Saturday, marking the fourth straight start where he has struggled. His poor pitching since joining the Chicago White Sox has to leave them feeling completely unsatisfied over their trade. Shields …
What could be a rather extensive housecleaning project appears to be underway in San Diego. The Padres announced Saturday that they had traded starting pitcher James Shields to the Chicago White Sox in exchange for pitcher Erik Johnson and prospect …
The San Diego Padres look destined for another year of mediocrity, and they may be close to offloading one of their more expensive veterans as a result. According to Dennis Lin of the San Diego Union-Tribune, the Padres are in talks to trade pitcher …
Bartolo Colon belted his first career home run on Saturday night, and James Shields was responsible for serving it up. Rather than laugh off giving up a big fly to a 42-year-old who is one of the worst hitting pitchers in baseball, Shields seemed …
Just a year after signing him to a four-year contract worth $75 million, could the San Diego Padres already being trying to rid themselves of veteran righthander James Shields? According to a report by Jon Heyman of MLB Network on Friday, the Padres …
Free agent pitcher James Shields has reportedly reached an agreement to sign a four-year deal with the San Diego Padres. ESPN.com’s Jerry Crasnick reports that Padres will pay Shields roughly $75 million over four years with an option for a …
James Shields is in deep negotiations with the San Diego Padres and reports suggest the ball is in his court. Baseball reporter Scott Miller said Saturday that negotiations were heating up between the two sides and gaining momentum. He later said …
There has seemingly been a lack of interest in free agent starting pitcher James Shields this offseason, perhaps because of the right-hander’s asking price. According to Ken Rosenthal of FOX Sports, that price may be coming down. Rosenthal …
After being in the sports radio business for the past nine years, things said by callers generally don’t surprise me. Having said that, the clip I heard today via Jimmy Traina’s Hot Clicks had me flipping out. Some lady on Steve …
OK, first of all, when did the player formerly known as Jamie Shields become James? Nevermind. What is important, however, is that not only does Shields have a wicked breaking ball on the hill, but apparently it serves a dual (duel?) purpose. Check …
