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Brian Shouse

55-Year-Old PitcherP
 Free Agent  
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Bats L
Throws L
40 Man no
Height 5'11"
Weight 196
DOB 9/26/1968
Born Effingham, IL
$Minor league deal with the Red Sox in January of 2010.
PFree Agent  
December 2, 2010
Shouse has announced his retirement, FoxSports.com reports.
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The 42-year old lefty specialist played for 21 seasons in the majors and minors. He pitched in the minors for Tampa Bay last season.
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Already having a solid situational lefty in Randy Choate, the Rays declined their option on Shouse making him a free agent. At 41, he likely sign on somewhere in the same capacity or retire.
Shouse's performance fell off as the season went on in 2008 and he didn't see much time in September. When used exclusively against left-handed hitters, Shouse can still be effective, but he's not a great bullpen option beyond situational work. The Brewers may bring him back for one more season, but Shouse will look around the league for a muti-year deal as a free agent first.
Shouse was a nice surprise for most of 2007. Thought to be just a lefty specialist, he came through in more situations until he returned to normal at the end of the season. The Brewers will bring him back as a lefty specialist in 2008.
Shouse was picked up in the middle of the 2006 season and pitched well enough that the Brewers will bring him back as a middle reliever/lefty specialist in 2007.
Shouse is still effective against lefties, with a .209 BAA, but righties beat him around the yard at a .337 clip. Used strictly as a lefty killer, he can still be effective. Hide the women and children if a righty digs in.
Shouse continues to get lefties out, holding them to a .188 BAA in 2004, which will keep him employed as long as he's interested. There's no roto value in it, though it pays his bills.
Shouse got beat around the yard by righties, but what else would you expect from a guy who started the year with 36 appearances in the big leagues over a 10-year span? Being left-handed, he'll have a job as long as he wants it, like a Supreme Court Justice, minus the robe and gavel.
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PFree Agent  
March 26, 2010
Shouse has been released by the Red Sox, the Boston Globe reports.
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PBoston Red Sox  
March 7, 2010
Shouse struck out three batters and allowed a double in one scoreless inning of relief on Saturday.
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Brian Shouse: Signs With Red Sox
PBoston Red Sox  
January 14, 2010
The Red Sox have signed Shouse to a minor league deal including an invitation to spring training, the Boston Globe reports.
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PFree Agent  
November 9, 2009
The Rays have declined their option on Shouse, the Tampa Tribune reports.
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PTampa Bay Rays  
July 27, 2009
Shouse (elbow) was activated from the 15-day disabled list by the Rays on Monday, according to the St. Petersburg Times.
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