Kyle Lohse has been one of the best pitchers in the National League the last two years. Last season with the Cardinals he had his finest year, going 16-3 (his .842 winning percentage led the National League) with an ERA of 2.86 (5th in the league), a WHIP of 1.090 (4th) and finishing 7th in [...]
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February 14, 2013
Below, a back-and-forth.
Jeff Sullivan
Michael Bourn finally got signed, right before the start of spring training. Bourn’s signing leaves only Kyle Lohse among available free agents of consequence. Lohse, of course, is going to sign somewhere eventually, if only because spring training means starting pitchers will get hurt, but it’s hard to identify a destination, as no one’s...
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February 13, 2013
While the Cleveland Indians and St. Louis Cardinals are not
expected to be a fit for free agent Kyle Lohse, the Washington Nationals could
attempt to sign the right-hander, according to Adam Kilgore of The Washington
Post.
The Nationals await a ruling on left-hander Gio Gonzalez’s
tie to Biogenesis. As a result of his connection, Gonzalez could face a 50-gameban from...
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February 13, 2013
Much has been written about free-agent starter Kyle Lohse remaining unsigned as pitchers and catchers report. Even Lohse’s former team, the St. Louis Cardinals, has shown no interest in bringing him back.
What gives?
The prevailing theory seems to be that teams do not want to surrender their first-round draft pick for a 34-year-old righty. An alternate theory is that Lohse’s...
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February 15, 2013
It remains unclear where free agent Kyle Lohse is going to
end up this offseason, but sources tell Ken Rosenthal of FOX Sports that the
right-hander “is almost certain to sign with a team soon.”
Rosenthal offers this news, but doesn’t include information
on Lohse’s potential contract or where he might sign. He’s been tied to
multiple teams this offseason, including...
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February 13, 2013
Everyone says you can never have too much starting pitching. Well, almost everyone. My six-week old son doesn't say that because he can't talk and also has a tiny, stupid brain. Babies are very stupid, so I'll amend that first sentence to everyone who knows about baseball and has a fully developed brain says you can never have too much starting pitching.
To that point...
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February 13, 2013
At long last, we have completed our team previews. Well, we did the best we could with player movement, but obviously guys like Michael Bourn and Kyle Lohse won’t be seen here.
As we said at the beginning of these, the numbers you saw throughout these are the projections of the individual writer and not necessarily what you’ll see in our Draft Kit, which comes out on February...
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February 14, 2013
The February 14th, 2013 edition of daily news for the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim including the Angels are not interested in Lohse, Madson's MRI comes back clean and much more...
The Story: Scott Boras has tried to get the Angels interested in Kyle Lohse, but they have rebuffed him thus far.
The Monkey Says: First, I really enjoyed getting to use the word "rebuffed...
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February 12, 2013
The Phillies' foes in the nation's capital could get stronger, in the chance they could get weaker. Fomer Phillies pitcher and unsigned Scott Boras client Kyle Lohse may find a job after all thanks to former Phillies prospect Gio Gonzalez. With the Biogenesis scandal in Miami that named Gio Gonzalez...
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