Mariners’ Griffin Featured in NATA News
Mariners’ Head Athletic Trainer Rick Griffin, MS, ATC, was featured in the July 2016 issue of NATA Magazine. Check out the image of Rick accepting his award from the Washington…
read moreMariners’ Head Athletic Trainer Rick Griffin, MS, ATC, was featured in the July 2016 issue of NATA Magazine. Check out the image of Rick accepting his award from the Washington…
read morePBATS has announced that the One-Day Charity fundraiser has officially raised $37,984 in order to benefit The Miracle League, an organization that works to remove the barriers that keep children…
read morePictured above: Front row, left to right – Larry Duensing, Larry Starr and John Adam. Second row, left to right – Jeff Cooper, Charlie Moss, Paul Spicuzza and Tony Garofalo. Back row –…
read moreBy Lindsay Berra / MLB.com | June 8th, 2016 MONTCLAIR, N.J. — When Jim Abbott went to career day at his daughter Ella’s school, he came with his Olympic gold…
read moreThe Professional Baseball Athletic Trainer’s Society has announced that the Kansas City Royals’ Eric Hosmer has won the 2016 Rolex Raffle and will be awarded a Rolex GMT Master II Black, provided by…
read more*Image courtesy of Ben VanHouten/Seattle Mariners Rick Griffin has been an athletic trainer for the Seattle Mariners since 1983. He has made a positive impact on the lives of many athletic trainers, baseball…
read moreNew York, NY (Thursday, April 14, 2016) – Former major-league pitcher Curt Schilling will provide a dramatic and moving personal account about the dangers associated with the use of spit…
read moreNoted author, humorist, T.V. personality, baseball player and humanitarian, Joe Garagiola, passed away on Wednesday at the age of 90. His love of the game and its players was an…
read moreImage courtesy of Mark O’Neal Mark O’Neal, PBATS President and Chicago Cubs Director of Medical Administration joined Nick Frangella, Chicago Cubs Head Minor League Athletic Trainer, to present Shane Nelson…
read moreArticle courtesy of Mark Newman | MLB.com Nearly 13 years have passed since Taylor Hooton, a promising 17-year-old baseball prospect, took his own life as a result of anabolic steroid…
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