BOBBY ABREU RUMORS & GOSSIP
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On September 28, 2012, Bobby Abreu, in what looks to be his final career home run, blasted a shot down the right field line in Dodger Stadium. After strutting out of the box, Abreu took his sweet time rounding the bases. Vin Scully even said, after Abreu rounded second, "And Bobby's going to take his time and enjoy the ride."
Abreu's trot ended up clocking in...
Bobby Abreu works out for Red Sox in Venezuela
The Boston Red Sox worked out Bobby Abreu recently in Venezuela.
Abreu spent last season with the Los Angeles Dodgers batting .242 with three home runs in 257 plate appearances. The 38-year-old Abreu has spent 17 seasons in the major leagues but will likley have to settle for a minor league deal.
According to WEEI.com the Red Sox worked Abreu out at first base although he has never...
Parting ways has benfitted Angels and Abreu
LOS ANGELES -- Bobby Abreu knew his days as an Angel were numbered.
"You could see that was the way it was headed in spring (training)," said Abreu, who has had a rebirth of sorts with the Dodgers. "I wasn't sure what was going to happen, so I prepared myself for anything." Including his inevitable release. This paved the way for Mike Trout to become an American...
Via Fox Sports West
July 06, 2012
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Bobby Abreu deal official, Dodgers option Sellers
The Dodgers officially signed Bobby Abreu to a 1-year contract on Friday. He'll play the role of left-handed bat off the bench and part-time starter in left field (as he's done so in his first couple games).
He came up in two key situations yesterday. Once he struck out and the other time, in the top of the ninth inning, he hit a ball right on the nose, but the Cubs...
Dodgers in 'serious talks' with Bobby Abreu, which makes little sense
Bobby Abreu about to be a Dodger?
The Dodgers are seriously considering signing a two-time All-Star, a Gold Glove winner and a guy with a career .877 OPS.
What's so bad about that?
It's Bobby Abreu.
Jon Heyman of CBS Sports tweeted the Dodgers are in "serious talks" to sign Abreu after he was released by the Anaheim Angels last week.
Abreu, 38...
Report: Abreu deal 'fell apart'
The trade that would send Bobby Abreu to the Cleveland Indians apparently has hit a snag and might not get completed.
Baseball columnist Jon Heyman of cbssports.com tweeted that he was "hearing (the) Abreu deal fell apart" early Friday afternoon.
Long-time Indians writer Paul Hoynes of The (Cleveland) Plain Dealer earlier tweeted that the deal might still get done, but...
Via Fox Sports West
March 30, 2012
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Angels trading Abreu to Indians?
The Angels are on the verge of trading disgruntled outfielder Bobby Abreu to the Cleveland Indians, according to a CBSSports.com report.
Peter Greenberg, the agent for the 38-year-old veteran, said Thursday night that he had not received confirmation from either club about a deal, and neither the Angels nor Indians would comment. Abreu's potential role with the Angels seemed...
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March 30, 2012
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Report: Angels trying to trade Abreu to Indians
The Los Angeles Angels are trying to put together a trade that would send outfielder Bobby Abreu to the Cleveland Indians, CBSSports.com's Jon Heyman reported Thursday. Abreu's playing time probably would be limited with the Angels because of the many outfielders and designated hitters on the roster. But the Indians need an outfielder with Grady Sizemore probably out until...
Via Fox Sports Ohio
March 29, 2012
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Bobby Abreu should have a busy spring
Tempe, Ariz. It might be unrealistic for the Angels to get Bobby Abreu the playing time he desires this season, but the veteran outfielder should get more than his fill of plate appearances this spring.
The 38-year-old Abreu, who has said he would rather be traded than accept a reserve role, told Manager Mike Scioscia he would like to play five or six days a week in Arizona, an...
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March 02, 2012
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Bobby Abreu to Angels: Play me or trade me
Tempe, Ariz.-- Bobby Abreu hasn't arrived at Angels camp, but the veteran outfielder has already caused a stir, telling a reporter from ESPNdeportesLosAngeles.com on Tuesday that he would prefer to be traded if he isn't playing every day.
"I'm an everyday player, I can still be in the lineup for a major league team," Abreu, who will be 38 in March, said by...
Via Fox Sports West
February 21, 2012
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