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Rick Ankiel Planning Pitching Comeback

By Jeff Todd | August 6, 2018 at 6:24pm CDT

AUGUST 6th: Ankiel has announced that he will indeed pursue a comeback, in an interview on FOX Sports Midwest (video available on Twitter).

AUGUST 2nd: Though he’s long removed from his days as an active major leaguer, former pitcher-turned-outfielder Rick Ankiel says he’s now “toying with” the idea of trying to return to the mound, as Tim Brown of Yahoo Sports reports. It seems the thought is still in its infancy, but it’s intriguing to consider nevertheless.

Ankiel, who recently turned 39, has already crafted a notable path in baseball. He was a phenom on the mound for the Cardinals, only to see his career crumble in stunning fashion owing to a case of the yips that never went away.

The highly valued young hurler placed second in the 2000 Rookie of the Year voting at twenty years of age. But he collapsed in the ensuing postseason and was never again a useful MLB pitcher. While he made it back to the majors briefly in 2004, Ankiel decided to rebuild himsef as a outfielder the following spring when the problems returned.

Ankiel ended up turning in seven seasons as a position player. While he was noted mostly for his defense — particularly, a rocket of a throwing arm — Ankiel also had plenty of power and ended up swatting 76 home runs and carrying a .240/.302/.422 slash in over two thousand career plate appearances. It was almost entirely a feel-good story, though a PED controversy arose in the middle of that time.

Needless to say, there’d still be quite a few hurdles to Ankiel’s potential return to professional pitching. But he is said to have reached the upper eighties with his fastball even before any dedicated work. He’s not outlandishly old; on occasion, pitchers still work into their forties. And given that he stopped pitching at 25 years of age, his arm hasn’t suffered anything close to the wear and tear of a typical big league hurler.

Given that the idea only seems to have been hatched recently, details remain scant. It may be that Ankiel won’t even follow through on the concept. But he indicated to Brown that he’d like to try working as a reliever in camp next spring. That’d surely make for a fascinating storyline to follow for those many fans that have wondered whether Ankiel still had one more run left in his powerful left arm.

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  1. stubby66

    7 years ago

    Go for it!!! If it makes you happy then that’s all that matters you have nothing to lose!!

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    • ABCD

      7 years ago

      Could be the answer to the Cards bullpen problems.

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      • Dotnet22

        7 years ago

        He could probably make the cubs pen. They’re pretty terrible.

        Reply
        • anthonyd4412

          7 years ago

          Huh?

          Reply
        • getright11

          7 years ago

          Good one

          Reply
        • ThatBallwasBryzzoed

          7 years ago

          The Cubs have one of the best bullpens in baseball. Even great bullpens have bad days.

          Reply
        • Cardinals17

          7 years ago

          I’d like to see the Cardinals give Ankiel an invite to Spring Training!!! He could actually be that consistent lefthander they have needed in the bullpen over the past 4 years. Who knows until he tries.

          Reply
    • LiberalStooge

      7 years ago

      Your logic is flawed. What if he enjoys sexual assault?

      Reply
      • tank62

        7 years ago

        Well who doesn’t?

        Reply
  2. greatdaysport

    7 years ago

    Yeah, right.

    Reply
  3. WolandJR

    7 years ago

    Do it, and sign with the Nats!

    Reply
    • Pudge49902

      7 years ago

      I hear they have a great clubhouse

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    • dimitrios in la

      7 years ago

      Actually I think the O’s could be in.

      Reply
  4. willthethrill

    7 years ago

    I still remember watching game 1 of the 2000 NLDS where rick threw 5 wild pitches in that game against the Mets.

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    • willthethrill

      7 years ago

      Against the Braves**. Sorry about that

      Reply
      • Chewbacca

        7 years ago

        And yet the Braves still lost that game. ugh.

        Reply
      • CardsNation5

        7 years ago

        And the Mets

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    • teddy 3

      7 years ago

      What’s your point?

      Reply
      • 3rdStrikeLooking

        7 years ago

        Whats YOUR point?

        1
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        • Gwynning's Anal Lover

          7 years ago

          Sometimes people point just to point to point things out.

          Reply
        • dorfmac

          7 years ago

          I’d like to point out that you said point three times in one sentence to make your point.

          Reply
        • nymetsking

          7 years ago

          Good point

          Reply
      • getright11

        7 years ago

        His point was he remembers that happening. It’s not hard to figure out, wiseguy.

        1
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    • dimitrios in la

      7 years ago

      Will, it seems hard for some people to have a civil conversation. Anyhow, I too remember it as it happened. Quite a shocking sports moment. RealSports on HBO did a good piece on him recently and what he experienced mentally and physically on the mound during these moments. An O’s fan here… I root for him.

      Reply
  5. ThePriceWasRight

    7 years ago

    Good luck. Will be pretty tough to convince a team, “hey remember when I couldn’t pitch so i was turned into an OF. well I’ve been away for a few years but am now back to pitch so take a chance on me.”

    Reply
    • troll

      7 years ago

      he’s a lefty. premium prices for lefty’s

      Reply
      • ReverieDays

        7 years ago

        As if there aren’t hundreds of them on the Minors who are young or haven’t been good enough to make the show.

        Reply
        • kleppy12

          7 years ago

          But he was good enough to make it, not saying he has the same stuff but those guys dont have the stuff he had.

          Reply
    • dmarcus15

      7 years ago

      if your left handed and able to hit in the 90s there is a spot for you somewhere in baseball maybe not in the MLB right away but at least a invite.

      Reply
  6. tiredolddude

    7 years ago

    Read his book and he surely has the courage. Guess if you still have the fire in the belly, the aggravation is worth it

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    • anthonyd4412

      7 years ago

      I couldnt put that book down

      Reply
  7. baseballhobo

    7 years ago

    He must have absolutely no money left.

    1
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    • JJB

      7 years ago

      That’s probably part of it, but I think the other part is his questionable role as the “Life Skills Coordinator” for the Nationals. Judging by the chaos that surrounds the team and front office now, I doubt he’s having much of an effect. Plus, he wrote a book, so what would he have to offer that he didn’t write in the book?

      That’s why I always thought “leadership” players were overrated. Just buy a leadership book for the rookies and save the money, instead of spending it on overpriced “grit and intangibles” type of veterans.

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      • thesheriffisnear

        7 years ago

        Yeah, I mean why have a veteran leader give you instant feedback, help you work through a slump, boost team morale, etc. when you could just spend your very little free time reading books.

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        • JJB

          7 years ago

          Then hire a clown, or bring in silly animals like Joe Maddon did to improve “morale”. No need to sign Eric Hosmer for millions of dollars.

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        • thesheriffisnear

          7 years ago

          If you’ve ever been a part of any competitive team, you’d understand that players like that are crucial for success. A team without leadership never achieves what they may be capable of. I’m not talking about spending 100+ million on a guy like Hosmer. I guarantee you if you ask any Cubs player on the 16 and 17 season what the biggest differences were between those two teams, they would all bring up the lack of David Ross, who basically played one day per week. So saying that these players aren’t important is a pretty ignorant thing to say.

          Reply
        • kleppy12

          7 years ago

          See the Twins in 2015, they had hunter and they were decent. 2016 no leader and they sucked. 2017 they had Jimenez and made the playoffs. This year no leader and they were a disappointment.

          Reply
        • tomselleck

          7 years ago

          Those silly animals won a WS, so…..

          Reply
        • Nats Town

          7 years ago

          See Nationals this year without Jayson Werth

          Reply
        • themed

          7 years ago

          I sure get tired about hearing about that one World Series in the last 110 years. It’s like cub fans thinks that something special. Like no other World Series matters.

          Reply
      • bringoutthegimp

        7 years ago

        What do the Nat’s have anything to with this? Stop wasting the few marbles you have left!

        Reply
    • snakebyte32

      7 years ago

      I don’t think it is a money thing. His book sold pretty well. I would say that he just feels like maybe he has something left in his left arm. It would be a good baseball story if he goes through with it.

      Reply
      • Blue_Painted_Dreams_LA

        7 years ago

        It might not be about money, heck why not try try to squeak out with a pension, not saying it’s all that plausible but if he still feels it…

        Reply
    • We’re_Pham-ily

      7 years ago

      Yeah you make no money when your book is a NY Times Best Seller or when you Broadcast National Baseball Games…

      Reply
    • GregF

      7 years ago

      That book has sold rather well.

      Reply
      • Gwynning's Anal Lover

        7 years ago

        Did you buy a copy?

        Reply
        • GregF

          7 years ago

          Got it on my Amazon wish list. Will soon.

          Reply
    • MetsYankeesRedSox

      7 years ago

      Only if he used a Mets financial advisor

      Reply
  8. odogfenway

    7 years ago

    I feel like this was a Disney Movie at one point…Rays will sign him

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    • tomrogic

      7 years ago

      Mets

      Reply
      • nymetsking

        7 years ago

        and TJ is scheduled for next month at the mere Mets mention.

        Reply
    • Gwynning's Anal Lover

      7 years ago

      I hope they make this into a Disney movie and then 5 years later, reboot the movie with a different cast with different ethnicities. Make it weird.

      Reply
  9. pinkerton

    7 years ago

    he’ll be better than Alex Cobb,

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  10. Monkey’s Uncle

    7 years ago

    Why not?

    Reply
  11. srechter

    7 years ago

    Ankiel’s final minor league pitching assignment always baffled me. By all measure, had found it again. He only walked 2 batters over 24 dominant innings and showed that control in a brief stint in the majors…only to never pitch again.

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    • Codeeg

      7 years ago

      I always felt like by that time he was resigned to quitting pitching so the anxiety wasn’t as bad for him.

      Reply
    • Ted

      7 years ago

      From what I recall and some Googling (there’s an old LA Times article from March 20, 2005 that’s helpful), Ankiel had a good winter ball season in 2004-05 but felt pain returning in his elbow that led to him working out as a hitter. He then had a couple atrocious spring appearances in 2005 and announced that he was going to make it a full-time switch.

      Reply
  12. bleacherbum

    7 years ago

    Do it Rick!!!! Would add to his legend even more!

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  13. tharrie0820

    7 years ago

    Toying with the idea? No thanks. Come back when you’re 110% committed to it

    Reply
  14. Codeeg

    7 years ago

    You must be a lovely encouraging friend to people.

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    Reply
  15. juicemane

    7 years ago

    A “feel good story” from a former roid user…but Barry effen Bonds is not in the Hall of Fame….smh what a world we live in.

    Reply
    • bighiggy

      7 years ago

      When was he busted for roids? Or do you know cause your mailman brothers cousin told you?

      Reply
  16. deweybelongsinthehall

    7 years ago

    Since he’s a lefty, maybe you Yankees fans will be looking at a signing and September call up to throw at the Red Sox…

    Reply
    • deweybelongsinthehall

      7 years ago

      Just noticed Happ is out. Maybe for Saturday?

      Reply
  17. rocky7

    7 years ago

    Jeff, and all the rest of you….you’ve got to be kidding right?
    39 years old, hasn’t pitched since 2005 is it, and wasn’t very effective when he did.
    What league is he going to hope to get a chance and play in…… the intergalactic Mars league?
    Feel good story indeed….quite a few players play into the 40’s…..and you include him in that community of former “players”?
    For all of you hoping to have a chance to be the next King of England, I guess this guy gives you all hope!
    Must have been a slow baseball news day ah Jeff?

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    • pinkerton

      7 years ago

      why don’t you get lost bub

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    • Codeeg

      7 years ago

      Just because it’s an uphill battle doesn’t mean it deserves your negativity. I don’t think anyone is saying there’s even a good chance he is going to do it, but man would the lot of us be pulling to see something like that work out.

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    • Jim Bernstein

      7 years ago

      Thank You Rocky 7! Ankiel was washed up a long time ago; he has no chance at being an MLB player again. A couple of years ago, Oil Can Boyd was allegedly talking about a comeback and there were commenters immediately talking about if/how he could certain teams.

      Reply
      • nymetsking

        7 years ago

        Lol @ Rocky 7

        Reply
  18. Lyman Bostock

    7 years ago

    Guess it’s more realistic than when we heard Palmeiro thinking about a comeback lol

    Reply
  19. Codeeg

    7 years ago

    Apparently he pitched yesterday in the bluegrass World Series and struck out the only batter he faced. He reached 89 on his fastball.
    Chipper jones, Johnny Damon, nick swisher were some names in the lineup.

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    • gomerhodge71

      7 years ago

      Johnny Damon will try to come back in some form to reset the HOF clock. I had never seen any player as obsessed with making it than him and I doubt he’s given up the idea.

      Reply
    • xabial

      7 years ago

      I managed to find video of that strikeout.

      mobile.twitter.com/Jevin_13/status/102484082253199…

      Jake Peavy, Jonathan Papelbon, Brad Penny, Jason Marquis, Joe Nathan, Heath Bell…

      Kelly Johnson, Adam LaRoche, David Ross, JD Drew…

      Here’s the full roster: milb.com/documents/4/7/8/283902478/BWSRoster_updat…

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  20. Chuck B

    7 years ago

    He’d be better than Mets novelty, Tebow.

    Reply
    • Stuemke17

      7 years ago

      Guy was having a solid season prior to injury.

      Reply
  21. southpaw2153

    7 years ago

    MLB is dying. The lack of true elite players is staggering. Smfh. Do us all a favor and stay home, Rick.

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    • shelteredsoxfan

      7 years ago

      You’re kidding right? Baseball has never had more young talent than now

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  22. gomerhodge71

    7 years ago

    Rick Ankiel is the bizarro world Ron Mahay.

    Reply
    • driftcat28 2

      7 years ago

      Two names I haven’t heard in a long time

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      Reply
  23. Dotnet22

    7 years ago

    His dad is in prison.

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    • noraj9

      7 years ago

      Lots of people’s dads are in prison. Cool story.

      Reply
  24. srmocardsfan

    7 years ago

    I say do it and when he’s in pitching shape give him cecil’s spot when he comes off the dl.

    Reply
  25. acmeants

    7 years ago

    And people complain about Tim Tebow trying to make it at his age.

    Reply
    • Codeeg

      7 years ago

      There’s a difference when one actually has had success against mlb teams and the other is a good athlete but not talent.

      Reply
      • 2012orioles

        7 years ago

        Tebow has talent in baseball. You don’t just show up and bat .275 in the minors. Especially after not playing for so many years.

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        • Ted

          7 years ago

          Granted Tebows been decent at AA, but Ankiel has an MLB track record. Ankiel at various points showed all-star level talent on the mound and at the plate. He’s not a converted NFL player; nobody knows if Tebow could ever be a major leaguer at any age

          Reply
  26. Voice of Reason

    7 years ago

    This is code for: I’m broke and need another big pay day.

    Another cardinal loser.

    Reply
    • lefty177 3

      7 years ago

      Or he just misses the competition, whichever

      2
      Reply
    • bighiggy

      7 years ago

      Why a cardinals loser? Such ignorant hate. You must be a true baseball fan, maybe you’re a homebody poster loser

      3
      Reply
    • itslonelyatthetrop

      7 years ago

      Or he was watching “The Rookie” and started to dream big…

      Reply
  27. GOP Lizards

    7 years ago

    Dodger’s Friedman has got to jump all over this one as long as it does not bring the billionaires over the luxury tax. How’s Axford working out?

    Reply
    • Kenleyfornia74

      7 years ago

      Yup just keep getting taxed at 50 percent for the foreseeable future. Theres a reason many teams including the Yankees are doing it for this year

      Reply
      • GOP Lizards

        7 years ago

        You want to win, you gotta pay especially when one QUALITY pitcher to the pen will do.

        Reply
        • Kenleyfornia74

          7 years ago

          Yup its completely reasonable to have the most expensive closer in baseball and setup men making big money. You must have missed where the Rockies tried that and it failed miserably. Or the fact that almost all of the big money offseason set up guys have no panned out

          Reply
        • GOP Lizards

          7 years ago

          I missed nothing. Last year was Morrow and they were so close to WS victory. Kershaw is clearly on the decline; Machado is here for a few more months. Their pen after Jansen (who is human this year) is extremely volatile. Ask yourself, after Jansen who would you want facing the good teams? You really feel comfortable with Yimi Garcia, Josh Fields, Scott Alexander, Pedro Baez, Axford, et al?You really think they can survive moving Mr. Blister or Stripling into the pen? You move Maeda to pen and who starts in his place?

          Reply
        • Kenleyfornia74

          7 years ago

          Kershaw is not declining lol. His problem is staying on the field. When he is out there he is effective. Kershaw, Hill, Buehler, Wood rotation. Stripling and Maeda to bullpen.

          Reply
    • Cam

      7 years ago

      Your obsession with the Dodgers and Andrew Friedman is scary. Protection order kinda scary.

      Reply
  28. fasbal1

    7 years ago

    I think hes hitting the bottle again

    Reply
  29. itslonelyatthetrop

    7 years ago

    Long Island beckons!

    Reply
  30. stan lee the manly

    7 years ago

    Cards have to give him a minor league deal if he can get up into the 90s. Would be a feel good story for the fans who had the good fortune to watch him play and he’s not going to come with any risk whatsoever if he can’t make it back

    Reply
    • fasbal1

      7 years ago

      Plus he can hit

      Reply
  31. Lyman Bostock

    7 years ago

    He’s 39 now … hmm. Kenny Lofton scored 86 runs as a leadoff hitter at 40 years old. He should make a comeback on the Hall of Fame ballot. It’s an embarrassment that he only got about 3% and was off the ballot after his first year.

    Reply
    • Cam

      7 years ago

      Let’s play spot the guy with the agenda.

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  32. kiddhoff

    7 years ago

    Im gonna go out on a limb here and predict that if MLB moves the pitchers mound back about 250 feet, Ankiel will be an All Star

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    • Dad

      7 years ago

      That’s freakin an amazing comment!

      Reply
  33. ffjsisk

    7 years ago

    Do what makes you feel good Rick, forget the haters.

    Reply
  34. CompanyAssassin

    7 years ago

    Wow the amount of disgusting comments here is incredible. Who cares if he’s terrible? Who cares if he’s good? Why would this man’s life affect you in any way? I’m glad everyone else here is wildly successful and is mighty enough to dictate who should and shouldn’t do whatever they please.

    Reply
    • jd396

      7 years ago

      I certainly didn’t think this post would have contentious comments.

      Reply
  35. driftcat28 2

    7 years ago

    I’ll never forget all of those wild pitches. The tips are a real thing

    Reply
    • driftcat28 2

      7 years ago

      Yips*

      Reply
  36. citizen

    7 years ago

    Case of the yips?
    Who gets back to MLB first? Rick ankiel, Jose canseco, mr steroid I lied to congress Rafael palmerio or Tim linceceum?

    Reply
    • jd396

      7 years ago

      Huh?

      Reply
  37. rocknwell

    7 years ago

    I. LOVE. THIS. Go Rick!

    Reply
  38. moe 3

    7 years ago

    Cards closer 2019

    Reply
  39. Dad

    7 years ago

    Dude has serious stones ! Go for it Rick! Throw some left handed slop on the corners and then give them the heater Ricky!

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