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Bret Saberhagen From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Jump to: navigation, search Bret Saberhagen Pitcher Born: April 11, 1964 (1964-04-11) (age 44) Chicago Heights, Illinois Batted: Right Threw: Right MLB debut April 4, 1984 for the Kansas City Royals Last MLB appearance August 7, 2001 for the Boston Red Sox Career statistics Win-Loss record 167-117 Earned run average 3.34 Strikeouts 1,715 Teams Kansas City Royals (1984-1991) New York Mets (1992-1995) Colorado Rockies (1995) Boston Red Sox (1997-1999, 2001) Career highlights and awards 3x All-Star selection (1987, 1990, 1994) World Series champion (1985) 2x AL Cy Young Award winner (1985, 1989) Gold Glove Award winner (1989) 2x AL TSN Pitcher of the Year (1985, 1989) 1985 World Series MVP 1985 Babe Ruth Award 1998 AL Comeback Player of the Year 1998 Tony Conigliaro Award Bret William Saberhagen (pronounced /ˈseɪ̪bɚˌheɪ̪ɡɨn/; born April 11, 1964 in Chicago Heights, Illinois) is a former Major League Baseball right-handed starting pitcher. His nickname was 'Sabes.' Contents [hide] 1 High School 2 Career 3 Bret Saberhagen's Hit & Fun 4 See also 5 External links [edit] High School Bret Saberhagen attended Grover Cleveland High School, located in Reseda, California. Saberhagen starred in both basketball and baseball. In 1982, during Bret's senior year, he pitched a no-hitter and was the winning pitcher in the Los Angeles City Championship game, played at Dodger Stadium.[citation needed] [edit] Career Saberhagen was drafted out of high school by the Kansas City Royals in the 19th round of the 1982 Major League Baseball Draft and made his Major League debut on April 4, 1984. He made an immediate impact with the team, compiling a 10–11 record and a 3.48 ERA. The Royals made the postseason but lost to the Detroit Tigers. Saberhagen pitched well in his first postseason start, giving up two runs in 8 innings. In 1985, the 21-year-old Saberhagen established himself as the ace of the staff, going 20-6 with a 2.87 ERA, leading the Royals to a World Series championship (and being named MVP of the Series along the way, pitching two complete games in the Series, including a shutout in Game 7), and winning the American League Cy Young Award. He was also the subject of much media attention during the Series as his wife gave birth to his first son, Drew William, on the same night of the infamous Don Denkinger call. Saberhagen developed an odd pattern of successful years in odd-numbered years (1985, 1989, 1991) and poor performances in even-numbered years. In 1986, he was 7-12 with a 4.12 ERA. In 1987, another odd-numbered year, Saberhagen had an excellent year, going 18-10 with a 3.36 ERA. That record, however, was disappointing because Saberhagen had entered the All-Star break with a 15-3 record and another Cy Young Award seemingly in the bag. He pitched in the 1987 Major League Baseball All-Star Game, but he suffered a shoulder injury that hampered his second-half performance. In 1988, the pattern continued as Saberhagen went 14-16 with a 3.80 ERA, the second most losses in the American League. The following year, 1989, he showed flashes of his old brilliance by compiling a record of 23-6 with a 2.16 ERA, leading both leagues with 12 complete games, and finishing third in strikeouts. Before his July 26, 1989 start against the Boston Red Sox, Saberhagen had a record of 9-5. Over the next two months, he compiled a record of 14-1 with four shutouts. Only once in a game over that period did a team score more than two runs. He also led the league in innings pitched, complete games, and strikeout to walk ratio. For his efforts, Saberhagen won his second Cy Young Award as the American League's best pitcher. Despite a 5-7 record, Saberhagen was selected to the 1990 American League All-Star team, primarily due to his 1989 performance. Saberhagen rewarded the selection as the winning pitcher in the 2-0 American League triumph. Saberhagen only started one post All-Star game before being shelved for most of the rest of 1990 with an injury. In 1991, he went 13-8 with a 3.07 ERA and pitched a no-hitter against the Chicago White Sox on August 26, 1991 (the last in Royals history [1]). On December 11, 1991, he was traded along with Bill Pecota to the New York Mets in exchange for Kevin McReynolds, Gregg Jefferies, and Keith Miller. He posted several solid seasons, winning 14 games for the New York Mets in the strike shortened 1994 season and won 15 games for the Boston Red Sox in 1998. Also in 1994, he had more wins than walks. No other pitcher (as of 2005) pitching more than 150 innings had accomplished this feat since 1919. [2] His stint with the Mets was not without controversy; on July 27, 1993, Saberhagen sprayed bleach into a group of reporters. After admitting his role in this incident, Saberhagen donated one day's pay to charity and apologized to fans and the media. [3] In 1995 he joined the Colorado Rockies as a much-heralded ace. He struggled throughout the year, plagued by injuries and unable to adjust to the high altitude. While the Rockies made the playoffs as the National League Wild Card team, Saberhagen lost his only start, Game 4 of the NLDS when the Rockies were eliminated by the Atlanta Braves on their way to a World Series win. After missing the entire 2000 season, Saberhagen attempted a comeback in 2001 but pitched in only three games. He retired at the end of the season. In 2005, he was inducted into the Kansas City Royals Hall of Fame. In 2006, Saberhagen was named to the 2007 ballot for the Baseball Hall of Fame. He stated if he were voted in, he would not attend the ceremony because he believes Pete Rose should be inducted. Saberhagen finished with 7 votes, well short of the amount needed to stay on the ballot next year. In 2006, he began coaching the Calabasas High School Coyotes Varsity baseball team, in Calabasas, California. He was a primary contributor to the building of a first-class baseball field for the Varsity team there. His younger son Dalton played on the Freshman team at that time and Saberhagen's goal was to coach his son when he moved up to Varsity. However, a constant set of battles with the Las Virgines Unified School District administration--among other reasons--caused him to resign his coaching duties in October 2007. Prior to the 2008 season, Saberhagen returned as the head coach of the Calabasas Varsity baseball team. [edit] Bret Saberhagen's Hit & Fun Bret Saberhagen at one time opened and operated a sports entertainment facility featuring Major League-caliber indoor batting cages, pitching mounds, bowling, laser tag, and arcade games. The 30,000-square-foot (2,800 m2) sports center was located at 580 Montauk Highway in West Babylon, New York nearby Saberhagen’s Babylon, New York estate. The facility’s façade was shaped like Ebbets Field, the storied home of the Brooklyn Dodgers and designed by Steven Ray Fellman of Amityville, New York. [edit] See also List of Major League Baseball leaders in career wins List of Major League Baseball ERA champions List of Major League Baseball wins champions Top 100 strikeout pitchers of all time List of Major League Baseball no-hitters [edit] External links Bret Saberhagen at: Baseball Library The Baseball Page Baseball Reference Bret Saberhagen's Make A Difference Foundation (Charity) Preceded by Willie Hernández Frank Viola American League Cy Young Award 1985 1989 Succeeded by Roger Clemens Bob Welch Preceded by Alan Trammell World Series MVP 1985 Succeeded by Ray Knight Preceded by Jack Morris Babe Ruth Award 1985 Succeeded by Ray Knight Preceded by John Candelaria David Justice AL Comeback Player of the Year 1987 1998 Succeeded by Storm Davis John Jaha Preceded by Allan Anderson American League ERA Champion 1989 Succeeded by Roger Clemens Preceded by Frank Viola American League Wins Champion 1989 Succeeded by Bob Welch Preceded by Mark Langston American League Gold Glove Award (P) 1989 Succeeded by Mike Boddicker [show]v • d • eKansas City Royals 1985 World Series Champions 1 Buddy Biancalana | 2 Onix Concepción | 3 Jorge Orta | 4 Greg Pryor | 5 George Brett | 6 Willie Wilson | 8 Jim Sundberg | 9 Dane Iorg | 11 Hal McRae | 12 John Wathan | 15 Pat Sheridan | 20 Frank White | 21 Lonnie Smith | 24 Darryl Motley | 25 Danny Jackson | 27 Joe Beckwith | 29 Dan Quisenberry | 31 Bret Saberhagen | 35 Lynn Jones | 37 Charlie Leibrandt | 40 Bud Black | 45 Steve Balboni Manager 10 Dick Howser [show]v • d • eAmerican League Cy Young Award 1967: Lonborg | 1968: McLain | 1969: Cuellar & McLain | 1970: J. Perry | 1971: Blue | 1972: G. Perry | 1973: Palmer | 1974: Hunter | 1975: Palmer | 1976: Palmer | 1977: Lyle | 1978: Guidry | 1979: Flanagan | 1980: Stone | 1981: Fingers | 1982: Vuckovich | 1983: Hoyt | 1984: Hernández | 1985: Saberhagen | 1986: Clemens | 1987: Clemens | 1988: Viola | 1989: Saberhagen | 1990: Welch | 1991: Clemens | 1992: Eckersley | 1993: McDowell | 1994: Cone | 1995: Johnson | 1996: Hentgen | 1997: Clemens | 1998: Clemens | 1999: Martínez | 2000: Martínez | 2001: Clemens | 2002: Zito | 2003: Halladay | 2004: Santana | 2005: Colón | 2006: Santana | 2007: Sabathia | 2008: Lee [show]v • d • eWorld Series MVP Award 1955: Podres | 1956: Larsen | 1957: Burdette | 1958: Turley | 1959: Sherry | 1960: Richardson | 1961: Ford | 1962: Terry | 1963: Koufax | 1964: Gibson | 1965: Koufax | 1966: F. Robinson | 1967: Gibson | 1968: Lolich | 1969: Clendenon | 1970: B. Robinson | 1971: Clemente | 1972: Tenace | 1973: Jackson | 1974: Fingers | 1975: Rose | 1976: Bench | 1977: Jackson | 1978: Dent | 1979: Stargell | 1980: Schmidt | 1981: Yeager, Guerrero, & Cey | 1982: Porter | 1983: Dempsey | 1984: Trammell | 1985: Saberhagen | 1986: Knight | 1987: Viola | 1988: Hershiser | 1989: Stewart | 1990: Rijo | 1991: Morris | 1992: Borders | 1993: Molitor | 1994: No Series | 1995: Glavine | 1996: Wetteland | 1997: Hernandez | 1998: Brosius | 1999: Rivera | 2000: Jeter | 2001: Johnson & Schilling | 2002: Glaus | 2003: Beckett | 2004: Ramirez | 2005: Dye | 2006: Eckstein | 2007: Lowell | 2008: Hamels [show]v • d • eAmerican League Comeback Player of the Year Award 1965: Cash | 1966: Powell | 1967: Chance | 1968: Harrelson | 1969: Conigliaro | 1970: Wright | 1971: Cash | 1972: Tiant | 1973: Hiller | 1974: Jenkins | 1975: Powell | 1976: Ellis | 1977: Soderholm | 1978: Caldwell | 1979: Horton | 1980: Keough | 1981: Zisk | 1982: Thornton | 1983: Trammell | 1984: Kingman | 1985: G. Thomas | 1986: Candelaria | 1987: Saberhagen | 1988: Davis | 1989: Blyleven | 1990: Winfield | 1991: Guzmán | 1992: Sutcliffe | 1993: Jackson | 1994: Canseco | 1995: Wakefield | 1996: Elster | 1997: Justice | 1998: Saberhagen | 1999: Jaha | 2000: F. Thomas | 2001: Sierra | 2002: Salmon | 2003: Meche | 2004: Konerko | 2005: Giambi | 2006: Thome | 2007: Peña | 2008: Lee [show]v • d • eBabe Ruth Award 1949: Page | 1950: Coleman | 1951: Rizzuto | 1952: Mize | 1953: Martin | 1954: Rhodes | 1955: Podres | 1956: Larsen | 1957: Burdette | 1958: Howard | 1959: Sherry | 1960: Mazeroski | 1961: Ford | 1962: Terry | 1963: Koufax | 1964: Gibson | 1965: Koufax | 1966: F. Robinson | 1967: Brock | 1968: Lolich | 1969: Weis | 1970: B. Robinson | 1971: Clemente | 1972: Tenace | 1973: Campaneris | 1974: Green | 1975: Tiant | 1976: Bench | 1977: Jackson | 1978: Dent | 1979: Stargell | 1980: McGraw | 1981: Cey | 1982: Sutter | 1983: Dempsey | 1984: Morris | 1985: Saberhagen | 1986: Knight | 1987: Viola | 1988: Hershiser | 1989: Stewart | 1990: Hatcher | 1991: Morris | 1992: Winfield | 1993: Molitor | 1994: No Game | 1995: Glavine | 1996: Fielder | 1997: Alou | 1998: Brosius | 1999: Rivera | 2000: Jeter | 2001: Johnson & Schilling | 2002: Glaus | 2003: Beckett | 2004: Foulke | 2005: Dye | 2006: Eckstein [show]v • d • eTony Conigliaro Award 1990: Eisenreich | 1991: Thon | 1992: Abbott | 1993: Jackson | 1994: Leiter | 1995: Radinsky | 1996: Pride | 1997: Davis | 1998: Saberhagen | 1999: Lowell | 2000: Mercker & Saunders | 2001: Lloyd & Johnson| 2002: Rijo | 2003: Mecir | 2004: Brazelton | 2005: Cook | 2006: Sanchez | 2007: Lester | 2008: Baldelli [show]v • d • eAmerican League League Pitcher Gold Glove Award 1958: Shantz | 1959: Shantz | 1960: Shantz | 1961: Lary | 1962: Kaat | 1963: Kaat | 1964: Kaat | 1965: Kaat | 1966: Kaat | 1967: Kaat | 1968: Kaat | 1969: Kaat | 1970: Kaat | 1971: Kaat | 1972: Kaat | 1973: Kaat | 1974: Kaat | 1975: Kaat | 1976: Palmer | 1977: Palmer | 1978: Palmer | 1979: Palmer | 1980: Norris | 1981: Norris | 1982: Guidry | 1983: Guidry | 1984: Guidry | 1985: Guidry | 1986: Guidry | 1987: Langston | 1988: Langston | 1989: Saberhagen | 1990: Boddicker | 1991: Langston | 1992: Langston | 1993: Langston | 1994: Langston | 1995: Langston | 1996: Mussina | 1997: Mussina | 1998: Mussina | 1999: Mussina | 2000: Rogers | 2001: Mussina | 2002: Rogers | 2003: Mussina | 2004: Rogers | 2005: Rogers | 2006: Rogers | 2007: Santana | 2008: Mussina Retrieved from "http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bret_Saberhagen" Categories: 1964 births | Living people | Cy Young Award winners | American League All-Stars | National League All-Stars | Boston Red Sox players | Colorado Rockies players | Gold Glove Award winners | Kansas City Royals players | Lowell Spinners players | Major League Baseball pitchers | Major League Baseball players from Illinois | Major League Baseball pitchers who have pitched a no-hitter | New York Mets players | People from Chicago Heights, Illinois | American League ERA champions | American League wins champions
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