It's "catcherly," this baseball card that you're about to lay unworthy eyes upon. It is so very catcherly. Hereupon: Ply thine trade in the timeless medium of cardboard, Benito Santiago ...

Benito Santiago wandered into the clubhouse in Scottsdale, Ariz., on March 20, 2001. He arrived as a fallen prodigy, a once-brash All-Star reduced to sitting at home, unwanted, until the Giants ...

When 37-year-old catcher Benito Santiago landed on second base for the third time Monday, he smiled and pointed toward the San Francisco Giant dugout. Santiago, Bonds Step Up - Los Angeles Times ...

GAME 4: Giants 4 – Cardinals 3 SAN FRANCISCO – Before every game, when infield practice is complete, Giants catcher Benito Santiago turns to the stands, looks into the crowd and makes t… ...

The Philadelphia Phillies signed four-time All-Star catcher Benito Santiago to a one-year contract worth $1.1 million, plus incentives. The signing of Santiago, who has also won four Gold Gloves, i… ...

Santiago, totally rejected by baseball, agreed to give it one last shot and he has been the biggest surprise for the Giants. In 1998 Santiago was nearly killed in a horrific car accident. His life ...