2009 free agency Stories - Federal Baseball
Washington Nationals: Spring Training 2009 - The First Sunday Of Spring...
Jim Bowden vs Omar Minaya... If you think DC GM Jim Bowden has a thing for collecting his former Cincinnati Reds, he's neck and neck with New York Mets' GM (And Former Expos'-Sinking-Ship Captain) Omar Minaya, who just signed another former Expo/National, Livan Hernandez, to a Minor League deal,...
Washington Nationals: Spring Training 2009 - The Year Of The Outfielder.
In spite of a winter's worth of speculation, Washington Nationals' Manager Manny Acta has been steadfast in stating that Lastings Milledge, (who was often rumored to be headed for a corner spot in the DC outfield), is the Nationals' starting center fielder going into Spring Training, just as he was...
If The Washington Nationals Sign Mark Teixeira, I'll Eat My Blog*...
(ed. note - " (*) = Since this blog only exists on the internets, I might have to settle for consuming a print of this post, which I'll do on camera sans Guy Fawkes mask if by some chance the Nationals actually sign Teixeira? C'mon, Is this stuff serious? Let's see...") Previously on...
Should The Washington Nationals Bring Back "Opening Night" Odalis Perez and "Don Sutton's Favorite Pitcher" Tim Redding?
While there has been a bit of conjecture recently about which big name free agents the Washington Nationals might pursue amongst those available starting this Friday, November 14th, when teams can begin offering and negotiating, the bigger question for DC might be whether or not to bring back...
Varitek's leadership worth $13.1 million per year
From the ESPN rumor mill: Although Jason Varitek's numbers show that he has declined offensively, his agent, Scott Boras, is eyeing Jorge Posada's contract from last offseason -- four years, $52.4 million -- as a benchmark for Varitek, according to the Boston Globe. "The idea of it is there...
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