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Diamondbacks, among other teams; Tanya Grace, ex-wife of retired first baseman Mark Grace of the Chicago Cubs and the Diamondbacks; Chantel Kendall, ex-wife of catcher Jason Kendall of the Pirates, the Cubs and the Kansas City Royals among other teams;...
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By the time Beinfest arrived in Dallas in ’05, he had already traded Carlos Delgado, Josh Beckett [stats], Mike Lowell, Luis Castillo, Guillermo Mota and Paul Lo Duca. By the time he left, Juan Pierre was gone, too. "All that was left after we left...
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The cast of VH1's "Baseball Wives" includes, Anna Benson (wife of Arizona pitcher Kris Benson), Tanya Grace (ex-wife of retired Chicago's Mark Grace), Chantel Kendall (ex-wife of Kansas City's Jason Kendall) and Brooke Villone (wife of big-league...
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Dotel is on the verge of an unusual record. The 38-year-old Dotel is currently tied with Matt Stairs, Mike Morgan and Ron Villone after appearing in a game with 12 franchises, according to STATS LLC. Stairs retired last season, finishing his career with...
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When he takes the mound for the Tigers next season, the right-handed reliever will be playing for a record 13th major league franchise. The 38-year-old Dotel is currently tied with Matt Stairs, Mike Morgan and Ron Villone after appearing in a game with...
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The first episode of Baseball Wives features the wives and exes of Kris Benson (yes, Anna Benson),...
Bucs Dugout
The first episode of Baseball Wives features the wives and exes of Kris Benson (yes, Anna Benson), Jason Kendall, Ron Villone and Nyjer Morgan. I'm not sure whether it will be possible to keep this thread classy, but I'm going to post it because I saw...
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Chantel Kendall: Stats: Divorced from Jason Kendall. Tattoo aficionado. Forged a bond with her baseball (sister) wives who rallied around her during her two-year-long divorce battle. Has a gay husband (a “gusband,” if you will…but I won’t) named Glen. ...
About Ron Villone
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Ronald Thomas Villone Jr. (born January 16, 1970 in Englewood, New Jersey) is a Major League Baseball left-handed relief pitcher who is currently a free agent. He has not been on the same team for more than two years in his major league career and due to his many baseball travels, some of his teammates have affectionately referred to him as... Full Article
