The New York Yankees might need a catcher. The Washington Nationals have Paul Lo Duca, an overpaid, unnecessary, bump on a log who could/should be available for peanuts. Could there be something here?
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In a season comprised of streaks and slumps, Fantasyfanatics.com baseball expert helps us sort through the latest trends. Here's a look at the players who are hot and some who are not. Our first sizzler is Lance Berkman (1B, Houston Astros): Berkman has really been on fire the entire season, but I   more...
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Paul Lo Duca, Washington Nationals' catcher and a character in the non-fiction essay the Mitchell Report, called into the Joe and Evan Show on WFAN 660 in New York this morning. The show hosts, who have had plenty of harsh words for Lo Duca, were extremely cordial but did an honorable job in asking   more...
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The Mets were informed yesterday by Major League Baseball that Paul Lo Duca's hearing with the commissioner's office is set for tomorrow. The catcher and his representative will plead their case to Bob Watson, MLB's discipline czar. It will take place via a video conference and is expected to last   more...
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2001 featured Albert Pujols and Ichiro Suzuki. Mark McGwire led a total of 25 fantasy worthy rookies in 1987. Did either make the list of Top Rookie Classes of the fantasy era?
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With Posada possibly out next season the Yankees are in need of a good, veteran catcher. Does that mean Paul Lo Duca, currently with the Washington Nationals? According to a nationals.com article, it could. Paul Lo Duca realizes that the Nats probably won't need him next year. They've got the young   more...

It's being reported that the Marlins have signed Paul LoDuca, who was mentioned in the Mitchel Report, and had a torrid affair end up in the tabloids, to a minor league contract. How does Barry Bonds remain off a major league team? Oh I forget, he is too much of a distraction.