TOM GORZELANNY RUMORS
Nationals Ps Zimmermann, Gorzelanny, Clippard agree to deals
Washington Nationals pitchers Jordan Zimmermann, Tom Gorzelanny and Tyler Clippard avoided arbitration by agreeing to one-year deals on Tuesday.
Zimmermann, who will earn $2.3 million, posted an 8-11 mark with a 3.18 ERA last season.
Gorzelanny, who will make $3 million, is scheduled to work out of the bullpen this season. The 29-year-old lefthander recorded a 4-6 mark with a 4...
Via Pro Sports Daily
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27 days ago
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Zimmermann, Gorzelanny, Clippard agree with Nats
Nationals pitchers Jordan Zimmermann, Tom Gorzelanny and Tyler Clippard have agreed to one-year contracts with the team, avoiding arbitration.
Zimmermann's deal is for $2.3 million, while Gorzelanny gets $3 million. The value of Clippard's contract wasn't immediately known Tuesday.
Zimmermann, a right-hander, is expected to be Washington's No. 3 starter in 2012...
Via AP on Fox
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27 days ago
Gorzelanny Signs For More than Zimmermann While Avoiding Arbitration
It's arbitration season in baseball, and so stories of players agreeing to terms with their teams just keep pouring out. Tom Gorzelanny and Jordan Zimmermann have both agreed to terms with the Washington Nationals, which means they avoid the arbitration process. Gorzelanny inked a deal for $2.7 million, Zimmerman for $2.3 million, both numbers according to CBSSports.com&...
Via The Nats Blog
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27 days ago
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27 days ago
Bullpen implodes for Nats after Gorzelanny’s injury
The Washington Nationals saw its once dangerous bullpen implode on Sunday afternoon after starter Tom Gorzelanny left in the 3rd inning with an ankle injury. The Nats lost 9-8 to the Atlanta Braves in a rubber match between the two NL East foes. All four relievers used for Washington allowed at least one run.
Gorzelanny scored on a Roger Bernadina triple, but twisted his right ankle...
Via DC Double Play
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July 18, 2011
Nats waste Gorzelanny gem in shutout loss
Tom Gorzelanny dazzled in his start for the Washington Nationals on Saturday afternoon, but his offense mustered zero runs and two hits in a 3-0 loss to the White Sox. This solid outing was much needed for the lefty (see bashing rant) after being erratic before landing on the disabled list and missing a month. Unfortunately for him, allowing one run was enough to earn his 6th loss...
Via DC Double Play
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June 27, 2011
Nats healthy-start streak ends as Tom Gorzelanny heads to DL
(by Mike Henderson) Friday night's move of Nationals left-hander Tom Gorzelanny to the disabled list ends the major leagues' longest streak of starts by a 2011 Opening Day rotation without a trip to the DL, and will provide an opportunity for a yet-to-be-named minor-league starter.
Via Nationals Pride
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May 28, 2011
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May 28, 2011
Tom Gorzelanny trade means Chicago Cubs go back to ‘roots’ — no southpaws in rotation
Situation normal after the Chicago Cubs made the Tom Gorzelanny trade official Wednesday — they’ll likely go without a left-hander in the starting rotation.
The crowded derby for two open rotation spots in spring training supposedly will include second-year southpaw James Russell. But the odds of 1980s-vintage closer Jeff Russell’s son beating out Andrew Cashner...
Via Ivy Report
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January 19, 2011
Will there be a Tom Gorzelanny Bobblehead Night at Nationals Park?
(Yes, it appears as if this Tom Gorzelanny bobblehead is flipping the bird. Image via Deadspin.)
And so, Mike Rizzo's search for that elusive "top of the rotation" starter ended yesterday with the acquisition of a middle of the rotation starter. And we're not complaining -- the more the merrier.
Yesterday, the Nationals traded...
Via Nationals Enquirer
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January 18, 2011
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January 18, 2011
Prospects in the Gorzelanny Trade
Tom Gorzelanny is on his way to Washington where he should have a chance to compete for a slot in the starting rotation. Coming back to the Cubs are three pretty interesting looking prospects. The players coming back to the Cubs aren’t the same calibre of prospect as Hak-Ju Lee, who the Cubs sent to Tampa in the Garza deal, but that doesn’t make it a bad trade. This is simply...
Via Cubbies Crib
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January 17, 2011
Cubs trade Tom Gorzelanny to Nationals for 3 prospects
Bruce Levine of ESPN Chicago broke the news today that the Cubs have traded pitcher Tom Gorzelanny to the Washington Nationals for 3 prospects. It was later reported that those prospects are outfielder Michael Burgess (twitter), pitcher A.J. Morris (twitter) and pitcher Graham Hicks (twitter).
Burgess is the key piece of this trade. He is a former first round pick (in the 2007...
Via Cubs Billy Goat Blog
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January 17, 2011
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January 17, 2011
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