I knew what Trevor Hoffman was when I first saw him back in March 1990 at the spring training home of the Cincinnati Reds in Plant City, Florida, out on the back fields: He was a solid fielding ...

Trevor Hoffman, baseball's all-time leader with 601 saves, found out Thursday that San Diego will retire his No. 51 in a ceremony Aug. 21 after a game against the Florida Marlins. Hoffman retired ...

Attention Trevor Hoffman fans. The game you'll definitely want to attend this year is Aug. 21. The San Diego Padres plan to retire No. 51 in a ceremony after a game against the Florida Marlins.

Clearly, Trevor is one of the most significant ... Then an unknown rookie, Hoffman had two saves for Florida in 1993 before being acquired by the Padres on June 24, 1993, along with two other ...

The San Diego Padres plan to retire Trevor Hoffman’s No. 51 in a ceremony on Aug. 21 after a game against the Florida Marlins. Hoffman, baseball’s all-time leader with 601 saves, retired in ...

Florida commit Mason Denaburg yelled at one point. “Sucks to be you!” Hoffman cracked back. Denaburg won that round. Some intense competition going on at Trevor Hoffman’s beach house.

Trevor Hoffman is heading to the National Baseball ... Hoffman was moved from shortstop to pitcher in 1991; a year later, the Florida Marlins selected the hard-throwing right-hander in the ...