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MILWAUKEE (AP) -The Mike Cameron era in center field for the Milwaukee Brewers ended Monday when the 15-year veteran filed for free agency.
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November 09, 2009
The Mike Cameron era in center field for the Milwaukee Brewers ended Monday when the 15-year veteran filed for free agency.
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November 09, 2009
The Mike Cameron era in center field for the Brewers ended Monday when the 15-year veteran filed for free agency.
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November 10, 2009
Ken Rosenthal adds a bit more about the Cubs:
Byrd likely to be targeted by Cubs — 6:10 p.m.
Once the Cubs trade Milton Bradley, their plan is to find a center fielder and move Kosuke Fukudome back to right field.
Free agent Marlon Byrd is certain to draw their interest.
Rudy Jaramillo, the Cubs’ new hitting coach, is a huge fan of Byrd’s from their three seasons...
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November 09, 2009
MILWAUKEE (AP) -- The Mike Cameron era in center field for the Milwaukee Brewers ended Monday when the 15-year veteran filed for free agency.
Via Bleacher Report
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November 09, 2009
Filed:November 9th, 2009 Mike Cameron (Cubbie Nation/file) No, it hasn't come to fruition yet, but I suspect that it's a phrase that we should all start practicing...Read the full article on Bleacher Report...
Man. That is one of the ugliest things I've ever seen. If you haven't seen or heard about it, Carlos Beltran and Mike Cameron were both going full speed for a ball hit in shallow right-center field.
Both dove head first for the ball.....and they ended up head-first into each other.
Beltran eventually got up, a little woozy, and would leave the game later with a sore...
Via Matthew Cerrone's Mets Blog
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November 10, 2009
Dave Cameron of Fan Graphs looks through a variety of statistics, and concludes, “If you want a right-handed hitting outfielder this winter, and you don’t want to pony up for Matt Holliday, Jason Bay is not the alternative. Call Mike Cameron instead.”
In his recent Hot Stove preview for MLB.com, Marty Noble listed [...]
Via Another Cubs Blog
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November 09, 2009
I had thought of something to write about these meetings and then realized I didn’t really care. Nothing will happen that wouldn’t have happened without the meetings. We’ll hear a few rumors over the next few days and read about how the GM Meetings lay the groundwork for trades that take place weeks later or don’t even take place at all. I’m pretty...
Via *D MLB Trade Rumors
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November 10, 2009
A team insider suggests to Adam Rubin of the New York Daily News that Jason Bay and Matt Holliday may be too expensive for the Mets to consider. Rubin hears that the Mets expect to trade for a left fielder or spend on a second-tier free agent, since the top outfielders on the free agent market may be too pricey.A source close to Mike Cameron tells Rubin that the one-time Met wouldn...
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November 07, 2009
The Brewers traded SS J.J. Hardy for former Mets CF Carlos Gomez. With the acqisition of Gomez the Brewers made it official that they will not be attmepting to bring back Mike Cameron. Another former Met center fielder who Marty Noble believes is on the Mets radar to play left field (source MLB.com). With the deal, the Brewers said goodbye to veteran Mike Cameron, their starting...
Via Batter's Box
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November 07, 2009
It's easier than you might think.
Step 1: Do NothingThe Jays won 75 games last year, but Pythagoras suggests they should have won 83 (actually, 83.5 to be more precise). The only significant non-random factor that affects a team's deviation from its Pythagorean record is the strength of its late-inning relievers. While the Jays don't have an elite closer like Rivera,...
Via *D NY Baseball Digest
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November 10, 2009
While Mets fans argue about the value of Alex Cora, Jeff Francoeur’s OPS, and how Mike Cameron is a solid secondary option Omar Minaya at least is starting the process of gauging Matt Holliday’s market value. According to Joel Sherman Minaya is meeting with Scott Boras tonight.
Many anticipate the Holliday negotiations to drag until Christmas; [...]
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