Found July 28, 2009 on
SoDo Mojo:
As you know, the Mariners have been rumored to be shopping Jarrod Washburn. The Mariners are on a 4 game skid and things are not looking up. As you also know, The Phillies are looking to add a solid starter to there rotation. Although they would prefer Halladay, Jarrod Washburn is not to far of [...]
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July 29, 2009
Jarrod Washburn pitched seven innings of one run ball tonight, in what probably was his last outing as a Mariner. He left the game with a 3-1 lead, but was robbed of the win when Mark Lowe couldn’t hold it. With two outs in the eighth, and lead cut down to one, he allowed the [...]
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July 27, 2009
The Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel has recently put up a blog post naming Brewers' Tuesday starter.. And it's....drum roll...Carlos Villanueva.
The Mariners game notes for tonight are out, and their Tuesday starter is listed as...Jarrod Washburn.
There has been rampant speculation that the Brewers could be on the verge of trading for Washburn, perhaps in time to have him on...
Via MSNBC
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July 27, 2009
Circling the Bases: Trading Jarrod Washburn to the Brewers appears to be at the top of the Mariners' wish list.
Via dallasnews.com
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July 29, 2009
Just covering our bases here, but Ken Rosenthal and Jon Paul Morosi put a note regarding Washburn into their "trade deadline buzz":
The Yankees, Phillies, Brewers and Rangers all have scouts in Seattle to watch Mariners left-hander Jarrod Washburn face the Blue Jays Tuesday night.
The Twins also are represented, but for a different reason. Their interest is in Jays shortstop...
Via Bleacher Report
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July 29, 2009
Jarrod Washburn may have thrown his last pitch in a Seattle Mariners uniform.
Making his last scheduled start before Friday's trading deadline, Washburn pitched a gem of a game against the Toronto Blue Jays on Tuesday night.
Washburn's line: Seven innings, five hits, one run, one walk, three strikeouts and a no decision.
Washburn is 8-6 with a 2.64 ERA on the season. These...
Via The Evil Empire
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July 27, 2009
John Heyman has a new article up on SI.com and he has a couple Yankee stuff down.They called the Mariners to ask about Jarrod Washburn, but the M's said they weren't ready to make a move yet. Heyman said that could change, and if they were to trade for Washburn the "Yankees would have to give up a top prospect or two."Bronson Arroyo could be a backup plan for the...
Via MLB Trade Rumors
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July 28, 2009
Let's dig into the latest from SI's Jon Heyman.
The Yankees called the Mariners Saturday to inquire on Jarrod Washburn, and were told at the time that the Ms weren't ready to sell. Perhaps that has since changed, based on today's report from Ken Rosenthal and Jon Paul Morosi. Here's my question: was Seattle's decision to hold on to Washburn...
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July 26, 2009
Some links to start your Sunday morning off right...
MLB.com's Anthony DiComo says not to assume Gary Sheffield will be traded. Sheff is currently on the disabled list, but may have been attractive to contenders in need of a bat because he can still produce (.286-.388-.481 in 245 PA) and the Tigers are paying pretty much his entire salary.
Bob Klapisch of The...
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July 29, 2009
Earlier today, Brewers manager Ken Macha told Tom Haudricourt at the Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel that the team is trying to get someone that can help "this season and beyond." Haudricourt thinks this could rule out a deal for a rental like Jarrod Washburn from the Mariners, and earlier today it seemed that the Brewers' recent slump had them out of the running just as...
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July 28, 2009
Somehow, The Seattle Mariners have managed to keep their heads above water for a while now and maintained that they were contenders in the AL West. Well, They weren’t and aren’t. Now, according to Rotoworld, They are going into Fire Sale mode to prepare for next season.
A source tells FOXSports.com that the Mariners are shifting into “sell mode,” with Jarrod...
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July 29, 2009
This morning's trade and then another later on went down when I was hopping into a ride to the airport in order to fly to Texas for the start of tomorrow's series. I am now in Arlington, Tex., which actually feels cooler than Seattle did when I left it this morning.
My initial reaction to the trades was that they were a decent start. Perhaps the first phase a two-pronged...
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