DANA POINT, Calif. -- When he walked off the mound to a standing ovation in Toronto's home finale last season, Pat Hentgen had a feeling it could be one of his last appearances in a Blue Jays uniform.

JUPITER, Fla., March 14 -- Veteran Baltimore Orioles right-hander Pat Hentgen suffered through his latest shaky outing today, giving up five earned runs in five innings in a 7-5 loss to the St. Louis ...

TORONTO — Arriving for Blue Jays spring training in 1995, Pat Hentgen remembered feeling like he had it “all figured out.” It’s understandable why, too. The former Blue Jays right-hander was coming ...

With baseball’s offseason in full swing, awards season is here. This week, the Baseball Writers’ Association of America will hand out their annual awards, including league MVPs, rookies of the year, ...

It's 7:30 a.m., and former Cy Young Award winner Pat Hentgen already is in uniform and ready for another day of spring training with the Baltimore Orioles. Hentgen has no shot of starting opening day ...

Working as a special assistant to the general manager last year with the Montreal Expos, Jim Beattie took detailed notes on Orioles pitcher Pat Hentgen while scouting him during a September start in ...

The Blue Jays announced late this afternoon that bullpen coach Pat Hentgen has been given the year off in order “to support his family and his father’s current health issues.” Triple-A pitching coach ...

The Orioles’ pitching plans for next year started taking shape yesterday when Pat Hentgen signed a contract that will keep him in Baltimore next season, with an option for 2004. The club held a $6 ...

TORONTO -- The Toronto Blue Jays have hired Pat Hentgen as their bullpen coach, bringing the Cy Young winner back into the team's coaching ranks. Hentgen previously served as Toronto's bullpen coach ...

Pat Hentgen's contract has an option for next season that he would like the Baltimore Orioles to exercise. Brian Roberts has a spot in the Orioles' lineup he would like to keep next year. Mike ...

Former Cy Young Award winner Pat Hentgen retired Saturday in the middle of a poor season for the Toronto Blue Jays. The 35-year-old right-hander is 2-9 with a 6.95 ERA after returning to the Blue Jays ...