#Gold Glove

On Tuesday, Oct. 29, the former St. Anthony High School standout won his first Gold Glove in the American League, and the first as a right fielder — for the Boston Red Sox, no less.

The Boston Red Sox is on a mission to sign Shane Victorino and sources are reporting the Maui-borned free-agent has agreed to play out field for the sum of $39 million over three years.

The 2012 event, the Passman Shane Victorino Foundation Celebrity Dinner & Golf Classic, presented by Tommy Bahama, is set for Thursday in Wailea.

Maui’s Shane Victorino was traded today to the team that drafted him out of high school in 1999 — the Los Angeles Dodgers.

Shane Victorino’s Phillies are bidding to become the first team in 66 years to win three straight National League titles.

Kanekoa Texiera made Seattle’s 25-man roster, and will be one of three players from Maui wearing a big-league uniform on opening day of the baseball season.

Three players with Maui roots could be on Opening Day big league rosters.

Maui’s Shane Victorino is the winner of a second Rawlings Gold Glove Award.  The Phillies outfielder and Maui native takes the honor for a second year in a row. Rawlings Sporting Goods announced the 2009 winners for the National League earlier today. The award is presented annually to a total of 18 players, covering each […]

Maui’s Shane Victorino signed a new one-year $3.125 million deal with the Philadelphia Phillies.  That’s more than six times the $480,000 he earned last year when he helped the Phillies secure its World Series win.  The 1999 St. Anthony graduate and Gold Glove winner had 14 home runs, 58 RBIs and 36 stolen bases in […]