Marlins catcher Jeff Mathis activated from DL
Marlins catcher Jeff Mathis has been activated from the disabled list after recovering from a broken right collarbone that caused him to miss the first six weeks of the season.
Mathis was acquired November in the trade that sent shortstop Jose Reyes and four others to Toronto. Mathis was injured in the first spring training game in February.
A .198 career hitter, Mathis joins a...
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Marlins activate C Jeff Mathis from disabled list
MIAMI (AP) -- Marlins catcher Jeff Mathis has been activated from the disabled list after recovering from a broken right collarbone that caused him to miss the first six weeks of the season.
Mathis was acquired November in the trade that sent shortstop Jose Reyes and four others to Toronto. Mathis was injured in the first spring training game in February.
A .198 career hitter,...
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MLB Injuries: Miami Marlins lose catcher with broken collarbone
The Miami Marlins will lose backup catcher Jeff Mathis for at least six weeks. The Marlins were taking on the St. Louis Cardinals in a grapefruit league spring training contest when Cardinals Matt Holliday fouled off a ball that came around and struck Mathis on his right clavicle. The injury now leaves the Marlins thin at catcher. Mathis was the only other catcher on the teams spring...
Marlins' Jeff Mathis breaks collar bone
Up to yesterday, the injuries so far this spring have been minor. However, the Miami Marlins suffered a substantial blow yesterday when they lost catcher Jeff Mathis. Mathis suffered a broken collar bone and will miss the next six weeks.
According to an Associated Press report, the injury came when Matt Holliday fouled a pitch back and hit Mathis. Mathis will likely be...
Mathis Breaks Collarbone as Fish Win
The Miami Marlins made Mike Redmond a winner in his debut as manager with an 8-3 win over the St. Louis Cardinals on Saturday. The game was the first of the Grapefruit League season for both clubs. Miami received some bad news however as backup catcher Jeff Mathis was lost for six weeks with a broken right collarbone. The catcher acquired from Toronto injured the collarbone...
Transaction Analysis: Mathis for Smart People? by Sam Miller and R.J. Anderson
Agreed to an extension with C-R Jeff Mathis for two years, $3 million, with a club option for 2015. [8/14]
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Mathis gets $3 million, 2-year deal from Blue Jays
Catcher Jeff Mathis has agreed to a $3 million, two-year contract with the Toronto Blue Jays for 2013 for 2014.
Mathis will earn $1.5 million in each of the next two seasons. The deal includes a $1.5 million team option for 2015. There is no buyout.
Traded to Toronto from the Los Angeles Angels in December, Mathis is batting .215 with nine doubles, six homers and 19 RBIs in 46...
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Blue Jays' Mathis makes strides at plate
The Toronto Blue Jays knew they were getting a good defensive catcher when they obtained Jeff Mathis from the Los Angeles Angels in the offseason. However, they also saw some hitting ability in him that was not suggested by a .194 career batting average. Hitting coach Dwayne Murphy made some adjustments, and Mathis is batting .264 with five homers, 13 RBI and an .826 on-base...
Jeff Mathis - A Woman's Dilemma
By now, most of you already know that Jeffrey Stephen Mathis is no longer an Anaheim Angel. Yes, you can scream up and down and be thankfully that DiPoto finally made that move that most of you wanted into a reality. The truth is, we have a bigger ordeal on our hands. No, it's not Mills +8 ERA. It's the women. THE WOMEN ARE HURTING YOU GUYS!!
Will Mathis be on the Mets radar...
Long time Angel catcher Jeff Mathis is in jeopardy of losing his job now that the Angels have traded for Chris Iannetta. Mathis is considered a standout defensive catcher and pitcher's love throwing to him, but he's one of the worst offensive players in the game.Mathis has always been an above-average defensive catcher but has been one of baseball's weakest hitters...
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