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A few stories about Felix Hernandez are emerging from the first day of the GM Meetings in Chicago, and Jack Zduriencik is saying pretty much what he's said all along: The Mariners are fully intent on signing Hernandez, but they are keeping their options open.
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For those people getting their hopes up about possibly trading for Felix Hernandez, here's a quote from Mariners GM Jack Zduriencik at the GM meetings via Chad Jennings:“He’s our property this year and next year, and we’re looking forward to him being part of the organization as we move forward,” Zduriencik said. “I can’t control other people calling and people wanting...
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November 09, 2009
Felix Hernandez is not available:
“Felix is our property. We’re going to have him for the next two years and we’re looking forward to having him beyond that,” Zduriencik said here at the GM meetings.
Zduriencik has told GMs the same thing, as Seattle is endeavoring to lock up the 23-year-old star beyond his free-agent years, which [...]
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November 09, 2009
Major League Baseball's general manager meetings are getting underway in Chicago and Jack Zduriencik wasted no time letting folks know that pitcher Felix Hernandez isn't on the open market.
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November 09, 2009
If you were wondering about a possile trade for Felix Hernandez, here's a quote from Mariners GM Jack Zduriencik at the GM meetings via Chad Jennings:“He’s our property this year and next year, and we’re looking forward to him being part of the organization as we move forward,” Zduriencik said. “I can’t control other people calling and people wanting to have discussions...
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November 09, 2009
CHICAGO -- The Mariners are expected to receive many calls of inquiry regarding superstar pitcher Felix Hernandez, but Seattle GM Jack Zduriencik made more clear than ever their intention not to trade King Felix.
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November 10, 2009
Some news and notes from around the majors....
Giants blogger Grant of The McCovey Chronicles notes the potential downsides for San Francisco if they were sign to Jason Bay, Jermaine Dye and/or Bengie Molina.
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November 09, 2009
CHICAGO -- The Mariners are expected to receive many calls of inquiry regarding superstar pitcher Felix Hernandez, but Seattle GM Jack Zduriencik made more clear than ever their intention not to trade King Felix.
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November 10, 2009
From Joel Sherman (NY Post):
The other great starter who could become available is Seattle’s Felix Hernandez. But Mariners GM Jack Zduriencik said: “Felix is our property for the next two years. He’s one of the best going in the game and we look forward to having him.”
The Yankees, Red Sox and Rays made a push [...]
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November 10, 2009
Some links for Tuesday morning...
One GM asked Joel Sherman of the New York Post why Felix Hernandez would consider signing long-term with the Mariners when the Yankees could conceivably offer $200MM in two winters when he's a free agent.
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Then the roof fell in.
Injuries, and an indifferent attitude have made his time in Seattle completely forgettable. Though Bedard hasn’t [...]
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