JOHN PATTERSON RUMORS

Los Angeles Dodgers Select Noel Cuevas And Nine Others

Noel Cuevas was drafted in the twenty first round with the #652 overall pick. Andre Wheeler was drafted in the twenty second round with the #682 overall pick. BJ Larosa was drafted in the twenty third round with the #712 overall pick. Andrew Edge was drafted in the twenty fourth round with the #742 overall pick. Chance Gilmore was drafted in the twenty fifth round with the #772...
Via Memories Of Kevin Malone  |  June 08, 2010

John Patterson Released

The Nats released John Patterson. Zuckerman adds concerning his contract: He was given a nonguaranteed, $850,000 major-league contract over the winter. If he had made it to Opening Day, the contract would have become guaranteed. Because he was released within 16 days of Opening Day, the Nats are now only responsible for 45 days of prorated salary ($212,500). Had Patterson been cut...
Via Eucalyptus  |  December 11, 2009

Patterson to hang up the cleats

John Patterson stated on Wednesday that he is retiring from baseball. Patterson, 30, had spent the last three years with forearm soreness and surgery has not helped the pain. “I started throwing about a month ago and it hasn’t been going well,” Patterson said. “I have my good days and I have my bad days. So [...]
Via Tireball.com  |  January 07, 2009

Nats in the Habit of Trading Away Hot Wives

Our friend Ian at NationalsPride.com brought to our attention a very unfortunate trend going on in the Nation's Capitol. The Nats recently traded away Ryan Church and Brian Schneider and released John Patterson. This also lead to the departure from DC of Mrs. Patterson/Miss DC 2005 Sarah Shambeau and Mrs. Church and Mrs. Schneider. Nats faithful is now sweating the potential...
Via Hugging Harold Reynolds  |  March 25, 2008

Rangers To Sign John Patterson

The Rangers ink native Texan John Patterson to a minor league deal, mere days after his unanticipated departure from the Washington Nationals.
Via MVN  |  March 24, 2008

Surprise move by the Nats

In a surprise move today the Washington Nationals released starting pitcher John Patterson. It's a pretty shocking move as Patterson started Opening Day for the Nats last season and seemed to be the front runner for this years assignment. Patterson was experiencing a steep drop-off in his fastball so far in spring training. Thats just the sad state of their pitching staff, he...
Via My Sports Rumors  |  March 20, 2008

Patterson Released by Nationals

Nationals released 2007 Opening Day Starter John Patterson Thursday. Stating that Patterson, who has missed most of the last two seasons with injuries, was in a rehabilitation process and they wanted to use his spot for a younger guy.
Via Broad St. Bias  |  March 20, 2008

Breaking News From Our Friends at NatsPride

"The Post and Times are reporting that the Nationals have released pitcher John Patterson," the team's slated #2 starter.
Via Hugging Harold Reynolds  |  March 20, 2008

Why Do Athletes Always Get the Hot Ones?

A few days ago we asked if JC's lady friend is not only Miss DC 2007 but also the NFL's finest QB wife/GF. Turns out that, well, she is. It also turns out that he's not the only professional athlete in this area dating a Miss DC...
Via Mr. Irrelevant  |  October 31, 2007

Nats president Stan Kastens unsure why everyone thinks his team sucks

"What are they looking at?" said the apparently blind Kastens. " I don't get that at all." - It's a bit complicated Stanley, but we'll try and explain. We're looking at your crappy team's roster, dipshit. You have Dmitri Young and Travis Lee "battling" for a spot in the starting line-up, your staff "ace" John Patterson...
Via Sports Hernia  |  March 24, 2007
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