Catcher sorry to see teammates go but still believes team can winDALLAS — After watching his ace pitcher and closer depart this week, catcher A.J. Pierzynski had two wishes.
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December 07, 2011
The Red Sox are looking for a bat, not surprised. Even though they have all these problems in the rotation, they’re looking like they want to just beat teams 10-9 every game. Good for them. One of their main targets is supposedly Carlos Quentin.
The Red Sox tried to trade for Carlos Quentin last year at the deadline, but weren’t successful. I believe if the Red Sox want...
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December 08, 2011
Wouldn’t you know that Mike Rizzo would be doing live radio with Jim Bowden on SiriusXM when news broke Wednesday about Mark Buehrle signing with the Marlins.
“Mike, obviously, you can’t always believe what you read on Twitter, but we’re seeing tweets now that it looks like the Marlins could be locked up with Mark Buehrle,” Casey Stern told Rizzo on MLB Network Radio...
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December 07, 2011
The Miami Marlins plucked another free agent prize Wednesday, reaching a deal with four-time All-Star pitcher Mark Buehrle for $58 million over four years.
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December 08, 2011
DALLAS (AP) -- The Miami Marlins plucked another free agent prize Wednesday, reaching a deal with four-time All-Star pitcher Mark Buehrle for $58 million over four years.
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December 07, 2011
The Miami Marlins dynasty is almost complete.
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December 08, 2011
The Miami Marlins just keep spending. Having already signed shortstop Jose Reyes and reliever Heath Bell, the Marlins went out and snagged former Chicago White Sox pitcher Mark Buehrle.
Buehrle was a star under then Chicago manager Ozzie Guillen. Now that Guillen is the Marlins manager, Buehrle decided to reconnect. Buehrle and the Marlins agreed to a four year deal worth $58...
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December 08, 2011
The Miami Marlins snagged another free-agent prize Wednesday, reaching a deal with four-time All-Star left-hander Mark Buehrle for $58 million over four years. Manager Ozzie Guillen praised Buehrle at the winter meetings. They were together on the Chicago White Sox this season, and Guillen was eager to have the left-hander in 2012.
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December 10, 2011
Emerging options could affect White Sox's intentions to move Danks, FloydThe Rangers remain in the market for a starting pitcher after the defection of free agent C.J. Wilson to the Angels. But the Rangers and other teams looking for front-line starting pitching now have more options that could affect the White Sox's intentions to move left-hander John Danks or Gavin Floyd...
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December 07, 2011
Rotation could see more upheaval before club settles on startersDALLAS — Filling the void of Mark Buehrle might be more challenging for the White Sox than when former franchise greats such as Robin Ventura, Ozzie Guillen and Frank Thomas departed.
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December 08, 2011
DALLAS -- On his way to the airport Wednesday, Ozzie Guillen practically cackled toward a crowd of Chicago-based reporters. “They said players wouldn’t want to play for me,’’ he said, laughing.
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December 08, 2011
DALLAS (AP) - It is the new image of baseball's moneyed elite: For the second time in three days, the Miami Marlins walked up to the winter meetings podium to introduce a high-priced free agent while working doggedly behind the scenes to bring more sparkling stars to baseball's newest ballpark.The ...
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December 07, 2011
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