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Jose Offerman Takes Arguing With an Umpire to a New Level

When we last heard from former big-league infielder Jose Offerman, he was attacking a pitcher with a bat during an independent league game in 2007. It's been a few years, and Offerman has moved from the field to the dugout, but he's still got a lot of fighting spirit. Offerman manages the Licey Tigers of the Dominican...

Offerman: Not Guilty, Ya'll Got to Feel Me

Jose Offerman, he of attacking a pitcher with his bat fame, entered his plea today in court. His choice? Not guilty.Offerman's lawyer Frank Riccio has said he does not believe his client struck the players with a bat.Beech could have been injured when he punched Offerman in the head, Riccio said, adding that Nathans...

Jose Offerman Video! Sort Of ...

I lamented just a bit ago that no one on the Youtubes had posted video of Jose Offerman's bat-wielding attack last week, and pleaded with any avid Tubers to get the thing up as soon as possible. It appears I missed a valuable contribution. Above is ... well, it's not exactly video, but it seems to be the closest we're...

Jose Offerman's Lawyer: Bat? What Bat?

After Jose Offerman's (by all accounts) crazy, freaky attack of Bridgepost Bluefish pitcher Matt Beech with his bat, Offerman was arrested and taken to prison, which was probably deserved. Ah, but not so fast. Offerman's lawyer is contesting the fact that Beech was injured directly by Offerman's wild bat swings, saying...

Brandon McCarthy Is Broke, Needs Fixing

Just when things had started to go well for Brandon McCarthy in Arlington, he's now going to be making his second appearance on the disabled list this season. The first time it was for blisters, this time, it's a tad more serious than that. McCarthy has a stress fracture in his right shoulder blade. I'm not exactly...

Background on Jose Offerman

José Antonio Offerman Dono (born November 8, 1968 in San Pedro de Macorís, Dominican Republic) is a former professional baseball player who played professional baseball for nearly 20 years.

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