BRAD LIDGE RUMORS & GOSSIP
Audio: Brad Lidge Speaks About The Disappointment Of Leaving Philadelphia
Brad Lidge spoke to 97.3 ESPN Radio in South Jersey, and he opened up about what led him to signing with the Washington Nationals. Really interesting interview.
Audio is after the jump.
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Nats look to Lidge for veteran leadership
Although Brad Lidge has closed for the vast majority of his major league career, he'll step into a setup role with the Washington Nationals in 2012. The Nats are hoping the 35-year-old veteran can help provide leadership to a promising young bullpen.
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Brad Lidge is now a Nats as he signs a one-year, $1 million contract with the rising rival.
Yesterday, the Nationals announced that they have signed Brad Lidge, one of the heroes of the Phils’ 2008 World Series Championship team, to a one-year deal worth $1 million dollars, plus incentives. Lidge, who had joined the Phils in an off-season trade with the Houston Astros in 2007, went 48 for 48 in save opportunities during the 2008 regular and post-seasons, before striking...
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Brad Lidge – Forever a Phillie
Brad Lidge, an integral part of the Philadelphia Phillies 2008 Championship season, signed a 1-year $1 million deal with the Washington Nationals today.
For me, Brad Lidge will always have a special place. He will walk with the late Tug McGraw, linked eternally as the only two Philadelphia Phillies’ pitchers on the mound at the exact moment a World Series was won. Hopefully there...
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Fare Thee Well, Brad Lidge
Brad Lidge moves on to the Washington Nationals on a one-year, $1 million deal. He spent four seasons in Philadelphia and was integral in the 2008 World Championship as he went 48-for-48 in save opportunities that season, which is something the fans in this town will never forget.Injuries have wrecked his career as of late, but Washington decided to take a flier on him to help guide...
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So long: Brad Lidge signs with the Nationals
The Phillies have lost yet another member of their 2008 championship team: Brad Lidge has signed with the Nationals. Lidge, who will be forever remembered for getting the final out in the World Series, signed a 1 year deal for around a million dollars with the Nationals. There was some talk that Lidge would return to the Phillies but ultimately the Nats offered him more money...
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RHP Brad Lidge, Nationals agree to 1-year deal
Free-agent reliever Brad Lidge has agreed to a one-year contract with the Washington Nationals.
Last season, the right-hander only threw 19 1-3 innings for the Philadelphia Phillies, going 0-2 with a 1.40 ERA and one save. He didn't pitch until late July because of elbow and shoulder problems in his right arm.
Lidge is a two-time All-Star who closed for the Phillies and Houston...
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15 days ago
Lidge, Nationals agree to one-year deal
The surprisingly active Washington Nationals have agreed to terms with former Phillies reliever Brad Lidge on a one-year deal, the team announced Thursday.
The deal is for $1 million plus incentives, according to a major-league source. Lidge, 35, will likely serve as a setup man for the Nats' current closer, Drew Storen.
Last season, Lidge opened up the season on the Phillies...
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Nationals agree to terms with RHP Lidge
The Washington Nationals agreed to terms on a one-year deal with closer Brad Lidge.
Financial terms of the deal were not disclosed.
Lidge was limited to only 25 appearances last season with the Philadelphia Phillies due to arm and shoulder problems. He received a buyout of $1.5 million after the team opted not to exercise an option for $12.5 million.
Although he lost his closer...
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Just Say No to Francisco Cordero (And Brad Lidge, too)
Francisco Cordero. (MLB)It’s not that I don’t like the two relief pitchers. Brad Lidge will always have a place in my heart. He’ll go down as one of the best relievers in Phillies history, not to mention the most famous for his pose after throwing that beautiful slider to Carlos Ruiz in the 2008 World Series. We’ll always have those memories.Francisco Cordero...
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