Posts Tagged ‘rheal cormier’
Rheal Cormier Passed too soon but will Always be Remembered
Rheal Comier passed away this past Monday March 8th due to cancer. He was 53. Cormier had a stellar pitching career in MLB spanning 16 seasons with five different clubs, St. Louis, Boston, Montreal, Philadelphia and Cincinnati. Comier was 71-64 lifetime in MLB with a 4.03 ERA hi-lighted by the amazing 2003 season with the […]
Comier Aces Campers
Facing four different squads of fantasy campers at the Phillies Phantasy Camp at Bright House Field in Clearwater former Canadian major league pitcher Rheal Cormier threw 12 shutout innings. This after catching seven innings on Saturday when his team didn’t have a catcher. Afterwards Cormier said, “If my shoulder hadn’t gone out when I was 40 I […]
Comier does it All
Former major league pitcher Rheal Cormier does it all during the Phillies Phantasy Camp in Clearwater on Saturday. With none of his campers able to don the tools of ignorance Cormier slapped on the gear and caught a full seven inning game left handed. Cormier, it’s learned, caught the final four innings of a game […]
Phantasy Camp Wraps Up
Eddie Michels, Rocket Sports & Entertainment Network’s MLB writer and photographer was there to capture some of the sights.
Phantasy Camp Draws an International Flair
The Philiadelphia Phillies held their annual “Phantasy Camp” in Clearwater with participates travelling from afar to join in
16th Annual Celebrity Golf Classic and Banquet
Friday, June 22nd at St. Marys Golf and Country Club JUST A FEW GOLF SPOTS LEFT, BUT PLENTY OF BANQUET TICKETS AVAILABLE!
HALL OF FAME OPENS FOR OUR 15TH SEASON IN ST. MARYS
On Saturday, May 5th the Hall of Fame will open its doors for another outstanding season. The Hall will be open weekends only inMay, Saturdays 10:30 – 4:00 and Sundays 12:00 – 4:00 (plus Victoria day 10:30 – 4:00). From June 1st to Thanksgiving weekend, the Hall of Fame will be open daily (Monday through […]
Ball Hall to enshrine Staub, Melvin, Cormier and Team Canada
“La Grand Orange” was the original face of the Montreal Expos
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