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Raul Ibanez is a retired professional baseball player born in New York City in 1972. He spent 19 seasons in the Major Leagues and was known for his consistency and clutch hitting ability.
Ibanez started his career in 1996 when he was drafted by the Seattle Mariners. He played for the Mariners for 10 seasons before moving on to play for the Kansas City Royals, Philadelphia Phillies, New York Yankees, and finally the Los Angeles Angels. Ibanez was a three-time All-Star and hit over 300 home runs in his career. He was also known for his community involvement and was named the Mariners' representative for the Roberto Clemente Award in 2012.
One of Ibanez's most memorable moments came during the 2012 playoffs while playing for the Yankees. He hit two game-tying home runs in Game 3 of the ALDS against the Baltimore Orioles, including the game-tying home run in the bottom of the ninth inning. His clutch hitting in that playoff run helped the Yankees advance to the ALCS. After retiring, Ibanez went on to become a special assistant to Phillies' General Manager Ruben Amaro Jr. in 2016, cementing his place as a respected baseball figure both on and off the field.
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Latest News about Raul Ibanez
Former Royals outfielder Raul Ibanez moving from field to broadcast studio (03/31/2015): Raul Ibanez is moving from the field to the broadcast studio. Talking with ESPN's most powerful producer; Raúl Ibañez joins FOX (03/29/2015): This week's Media Circus features a conversation with ESPN's most powerful producer, a behind-the-scenes look at Brian Anderson's emergency call-up for Kentucky-Notre Dame and news about Raúl Ibañez. Raul Ibanez drops bid to become Tampa Bay manager (12/04/2014): Raul Ibanez, one of the finalists for the Tampa Bay Rays’ open managerial position, withdrew his name from contention. Raul Ibanez withdraws as Rays managerial finalist (12/04/2014): Raul Ibanez requested because of family concerns that he no longer be considered for the Tampa Bay Rays' managerial opening. Raul Ibanez withdraws from Rays manager field (12/04/2014): UPDATE, 6:19: Here are statements from Ibanez and Rays bb ops president Matt Silverman on his withdrawal:
Older News Stories about Raul Ibanez
Raul Ibanez drops bid to become Tampa Bay manager (12/2014): Raul Ibanez, one of the finalists for the Tampa Bay Rays’ open managerial position, withdrew his name from contention. Baseball notes: Raul Ibanez finalist for Rays manager job (11/2014): Raul Ibanez, Kevin Cash and Don Wakamatsu are the finalists to replace Joe Maddon as manager of the Tampa Bay Rays. Raul Ibanez curious about Yankees’ hitting coach opening (10/2014): The Yankees and Raul Ibanez have discussed him becoming the club’s hitting coach and he is curious about the possibility, according to people with knowledge of the situation. With Ibanez... More October magic by Raul Ibanez? Don’t put it past him (09/2014): Let’s kick off today’s post by catching up on Pop Quiz questions: 1. From Bob Buscavage of Moriches: This man has over 450 career home runs and played a bartender... Raul Ibanez's solo homer backs Jeremy Guthrie as Royals beat Athletics 1-0 in se (08/2014): OAKLAND, Calif. - Ned Yost's Kansas City Royals did just enough to beat one of Oakland's best pitchers. Up next is Jon Lester in what could be a far tougher task. The remarkable career of Raul Ibanez (07/2014): Why have so many teams and so many teammates loved Raul Ibanez? 
Raul Ibanez, 42, Signs With Royals One Week After Angels Release Him (06/2014): Raul Ibanez found a home with a familiar team, one week after being released by the... Angels' Raul Ibanez helps C.J. Cron adjust to majors (05/2014): If your job was threatened by a young hotshot, would you give pointers to the kid who could push you out the door? Angels' Raul Ibanez still enjoying game at 41 (04/2014): Raul Ibanez is playing with his fourth team in four seasons. Not many 41-year-olds would uproot themselves so often at the tail end of their careers, but the Los Angeles Angels outfielder is clearly still enjoying the game and the grind as much as he ever has. Angels' Raul Ibanez tries first base (03/2014): Angels designated hitter Raul Ibanez works on his first-base fielding skills during spring training Feb. 26 in Tempe, Ariz. ( Luis Sinco / Los Angeles Times ) Ex-Mariner Raul Ibanez accepts Hutch Award (01/2014): Raul Ibanez called winning the Hutch Award “humbling.” I hope when he retires, he comes back to work for the M's....we'll miss you this year... (January 30, 2014, by baseblfevr) MORE Raul Ibanez, former Mariner, sounds eager to hit for Los Angeles Angels (12/2013): Former Mariner Raul Ibanez, 41, said he can’t wait to suit up for the Los Angeles Angels. The Yankees are thinking about bringing back Raul Ibanez (11/2013): If your team is getting old the best thing to do is to go young. If you can’t go young, the next best thing I suppose is to bring in old players who don’t ever age. To that end: The Post has also learned the Yankees have an interest in bringing back the popular and… “Tiger Killer” Raul Ibanez Remembers Tiger Stadium (09/2013): If you have been a baseball fan for any amount of time then you're no stranger to Raul Ibanez. Pinpointing The Moment At Which It All Went Wrong For Raul Ibanez (08/2013): Featuring screenshots, remarks, and things Tom Emanski might have said, if Emanski liked to speak in advisory rhymes. To be honest I never watched those videos beyond the minute-long TV commercial. Remark Raul properly approaches the ball, taking a goo... The Raul Ibanez story: how fairy tales come true (07/2013): The Raul Ibanez story is almost too impossible to believe and many will have trouble doing so. But there are so many things about Ibanez’s improbable career that are already difficult to imagine, so suspending your cynicism one more time and making the leap of faith needed to comprehend a 41-y Raul Ibanez homers again, on pace for record age-41 season (06/2013): The power surge is somewhat surprising for Ibanez. Though he has always had above-average power, the 18-year veteran has reached 30 home runs just twice in his career, most recently in 2009. 'Boo' or 'Raul?' Ibanez knows the difference (05/2013): Raul Ibanez was a hero for the Yankees in the 2012 postseason, when his two late home runs beat the Orioles in Game 3 of the American League Division Series. So yes, he was cheered when he first came to the plate as a visiting Mariner this week at Yankee Stadium. Raul Ibanez Might Still Take Pride In His Defense (04/2013): This is not being published for the purposes of making any greater point. I don’t intend to make a statement about the front office, I don’t intend to make a statement about the coaching staff, and I don’t intend to make a statement about Raul Ib... The new guys: Mariners looking for power from Michael Morse, Kendrys Morales, Ra (03/2013): Michael Morse Position: Outfielder Height, weight: 6-5, 245. Bats/throws: Right/right. Age: 31. The deal: Came to Mariners from Washington... The Mariners' Raul Ibanez and Dave Hansen connect through music and hitting (02/2013): The Mariners' Raul Ibanez and Dave Hansen know that strumming a guitar can help in stroking a double Talking Points: Welcome back, Raul Ibanez (12/2012): What’s the buzz from the world of sports? Here are some items that will have people talking: Raul Ibanez unable to play hero again for Yankees (10/2012): Tigers reliever Phil Coke was able to accomplish what closer Jose Valverde couldn't in the opener of the American League Championship Series: Get Raul Ibanez out to earn a save. Raul Ibanez homers, leads Garcia and Yankees over Mariners (08/2012): NEW YORK - Raul Ibanez homered and drove in three runs as Freddy Garcia and the New York Yankees wrapped up a long... Bradley: Raul Ibanez, Yankees longing to succeed at the little things (07/2012): Ibanez was beating himself up but good, because he knows the deal with this Yankee team Serby's Sunday Q & A with... Raul Ibanez (06/2012): Post columnist Steve Serby caught up with veteran Yankees outfielder Raul Ibanez for a Q&A session. Q: What’s it like for you being a New York Yankee? A: I grew up watching the Yankees. I grew up in Miami. Channel 39 in Miami, that kinda became the Yankee... Mariners get burned by former teammate Raul Ibanez in 6-2 loss (05/2012): The Mariners had only seven hits tonight, two of them going for solo homers by Dustin Ackley and Jesus Montero. Raul Ibanez's work ethic fueled his success and he hopes it continues (04/2012): The 39-year-old signed a one-year deal with the Yankees in the offseason Bats: Can't Beat the Yankees? Raul Ibanez Joins Them (02/2012): Raul Ibanez, a 16-year veteran, reports to the Yankees, who defeated his Phillies team in the 2009 World Series. Raul Ibanez Makes History (11/2011): The veteran player went where no one had gone before. Photo Credit: Getty Images Inside the Phillies: Phillies' Raul Ibanez gets a postseason chance and hits a h (10/2011): Some managers - no, make that most managers - would have pulled the plug on Raul Ibanez a long time ago. The Sixy Raul Ibanez (09/2011): Seven years ago Thursday, Raul Ibanez, then a Mariner, had a game for the ages. Figuring Out Raul Ibanez's Future (08/2011): Could he solve the need for a lefty off the bench? PHILLIES: Raul Ibanez has still got some baseball in him (05/2011): A few weeks ago, I was very close to writing a painful column. Being Raul Ibanez (02/2011): Here's the thing about mind over matter. At some point, matter wins. The role of the mind is to postpone the victory as long as possible. Raul Ibanez is well aware of this.
