Jeff Bagwell was a marvel. You have to be one to get into the Hall of Fame. If you happen to be a first baseman, your bat has to be particularly marvelous for you to reach Cooperstown. Bagwell hit ...

Baseball Hall of Famer Jeff Bagwell had one of the most awkward stances in history, but it's just part of the story of his illustrious Astros career.

A lot of hitters in MLB history distinguished themselves by their batting stance. Which ones are the most memorable? Here are ...

Jeff Bagwell, Career Batting Average: .297 Bagwell's stance at the plate was pretty special. First, the former first baseman would spread his legs unprecedentedly far apart — as far apart as 3 ...

Schmoldt says: This one is like shooting fish in a barrel. Sure, you've got some goofy batting stances out there. Jeff Bagwell probably wins the award for the batting stance that most looks like a ...

He has a batting stance that you could recognize from anywhere. He is one of those "what if" players, in which injury derailed his chances to do some great things. He is Jeff Bagwell ...

Jeff Bagwell, whose undisputed leadership, trademarked crouched stance and powerful bat... Jeff Bagwell replaces Berry as Astros hitting coach Chron Logo Hearst Newspapers Logo ...

KISSIMMEE, FLA. - As a joke, Jeff Bagwell might stand in the batter's box once this year like everybody else. He might stand just the way Little League coaches teach. If you see Bagwell in a ...

Bagwell brought brains and brawn to the middle of the lineup, twice hitting 40 home runs while calling the Astrodome home, and that’s a park where long fly balls went to die at the warning track.

If you've been to Minute Maid Park recently, you've probably noticed maintenance crews removing Jeff Bagwell's retired jersey No. 5 from the rafters ...

Jeff Bagwell is set to become the second player who played the bulk of his career with the Astros to be inducted into the National Baseball Hall of Fame. Bagwell doesn't do a lot of media ...

NOTES: As a joke, 1B Jeff Bagwell has taped to his locker stall one of C Brad Ausmus’ old baseball cards. In the picture, the light-hitting Ausmus is hitting with his backside extended, as ...