MIKE CAMERON RUMORS & GOSSIP
Letter to the Editor: "This is not New York, so stop always talking about the Yankees."
The Lexington Herald Leader (Kentucky) June 12, 2012 TuesdayDear EditorHow long must this go on? For the past 10 years, The Sports Huddle has been on the air, starting with Alan Cutler, then Drew Deener and now Mike Cameron and Matthew Laurance.But the real problem is Chris Cross. For starters, he's getting too old. His topics are nowhere near what sports is today. He'...
Mike Cameron says he's retiring as Mariner
On his way to Seattle earlier this week, Mike Cameron decided he wanted to retire as a member of the Mariners.
Cameron made that decision official Friday before throwing out the first pitch at the Mariners' home opener.
It's a largely ceremonial move. Cameron was signed for the 2012 season by Washington, but informed the Nationals shortly before spring training that he...
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April 13, 2012
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Former Seattle Mariner Mike Cameron, Retired, Won’t Soon Be Forgotten
After watching him hit just .203 over the course of 78 games with two different clubs in the 2011 season, it was painfully obvious that it was time for former All-star Mike Cameron to hang ‘em up. Over the weekend, he did just that.
He had signed a minor league contract with an invitation to spring training for the Washington Nationals back in December, but Cameron ended what...
Mike Cameron Retires From Baseball After 17-Season Career That Included Three Gold Gloves
VIERA, Fla. -- Mike Cameron has told the Washington Nationals that he is retiring after a 17-season career in which the center fielder won three Gold Gloves. The 39-year-old outfielder signed a minor league contract with Washington in December, and was expected to have a good shot to make the roster with the Nationals unsettled at center field. The Nationals made the announcement...
Nats' Cameron retires after 17 seasons
Mike Cameron has told The Washington Nationals he is retiring after a 17-season career in which the center fielder won three Gold Gloves.
The 39-year-old outfielder signed a minor-league contract with Washington in December and was expected to have a good shot to make the roster with the Nationals unsettled at center field.
The Nationals made the announcement Sunday, six days before...
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February 19, 2012
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Nationals veteran OF Cameron retires
Washington Nationals veteran outfielder Mike Cameron will announce his retirement after 17 seasons in the major leagues.Cameron, who played for nine different teams during his time in the majors, hit a career .249 BA with 278 home runs and 297 steals. He bounced between Boston and Florida last season before joining the Nationals this offseason with an invite to spring training.Cameron...
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Mike Cameron hanging it up
After 17 MLB seasons and three Gold Glove Awards, Mike Cameron is reportedly set to announce his retirement. He had signed a minor league deal with the Nationals back in December.
Mike Cameron is so old...
[insert your own punchline here. Or use the #MikeCameronIsSoOld hastag. We'll stick with the one about Mike Cameron and Ted Lerner attending grade school together.]
There's Mike Cameron in the video above, dumping beer on a fan's head after the Brewers clinched the Wild Card in 2008. Certainly, Nats fans felt like drinking on Monday afternoon when news of Mike Rizzo...
Nationals sign OF Cameron to minor league deal
Veteran outfielder Mike Cameron has signed a minor league contract with the Washington Nationals that includes an invitation to spring training.
The 39-year-old spent last season splitting time with the Boston Red Sox and Florida Marlins. He hit just .203 with nine homers and 27 RBIs.
Cameron, an All-Star in 2001, made a name for himself with his defensive play in the outfield...
Mike Cameron agrees to minor league deal with Nats
Outfielder Mike Cameron has agreed to a minor league contract with the Washington Nationals and an invitation to spring training.
The Nationals announced the deal Monday.
Cameron, who turns 39 in January, split last season between the Boston Red Sox and Florida Marlins. He had a .203 batting average, .285 on-base percentage, nine homers and 27 RBIs in 237 at-bats.
For his career...
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December 19, 2011
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