The 1993 Phillies won the pennant with platoons at second base (Mickey Morandini/Mariano Duncan), left field (Milt Thompson/Pete Incaviglia), and right field (Jim Eisenreich/Wes Chamberlain).

Doloris Eisenreich-Burnett, 100, of Jerseyville, passed away on Thursday, February 27, 2025, at Jerseyville Nursing and Rehab. Doloris was born in a house on 4th of July Hill in Alton, IL, to Heath ...

Previous winners include Jim Eisenreich, Bo Jackson and Curtis Pride. Previous Red Sox players to win the award were Bret Saberhagen, Jon Lester and John Lackey.

Red Sox lefthander Cam Booser, who overcame alcohol abuse, injuries, and a bicycling accident before returning this season from a career in construction to make his major-league debut at almost 32 ...

I’d also like to thank the committee, the media members, and Major League Baseball—this is truly humbling.” The award was first handed out in 1990 to Royals’ Jim Eisenreich.

Jim Leyland, who led the Marlins to their first World Series title and later won two American League pennants, was elected to baseball's Hall of Fame.

Staine cited former MLB player Jim Eisenreich and longtime national soccer team goalie Tim Howard as pioneers who succeeded as athletes with Tourette syndrome.

The third spot is not so clear. The best solution would probably be a platoon of Jim Eisenreich (St. Cloud) and Rip Ripulski (Sauk Rapids).

During the 1980s, Eisenreich went into voluntary retirement in order to receive treatment for his condition. Today, he runs the Jim Eiseinreich Foundation for Children with Tourette's Syndrome.

When the ball got past a diving Jim Eisenreich, Yount was able to score standing up for a three-run homer in the fourth, part of a 9-5 Brewers win and Yount's final career inside-the-parker.

When the ball got past a diving Jim Eisenreich, Yount was able to score standing up for a three-run homer in the fourth, part of a 9-5 Brewers win and Yount's final career inside-the-parker.