MIKE GONZALEZ RUMORS
Video: Paper airplane gracefully flies onto field at Dodger Stadium
Your browser does not support iframes.A paper airplane took flight at Dodger Stadium Friday evening.The moment of landing, though, came in the bottom of the seventh, when the winged aircraft gracefully soared by Milwaukee Brewers southpaw Mike Gonzalez, and subsequently landed to the right side of the pitcher's mound.It was quickly removed by the home plate umpire before play...
Is LOOGY, Mike Gonazlez, worth $2.25 million?
The Milwaukee Brewers improved their bullpen this week with the addition of Mike Gonzalez. Yes, he is one of those left-handed specialists that is able to pitch in Major League Baseball well into their nineties. The deal calls for Gonzalez to get $2.25 million with incentives. Gonzalez will be 35 in May and has pitched for the Pirates, Braves, Orioles, Rangers and Nationals. Gonzalez...
Mike Gonzalez, Brewers finalize $2.25M contract
Reliever Mike Gonzalez and the Milwaukee Brewers have finalized a $2.25 million, one-year contract.
The deal with the 34-year-old left-hander, which had been agreed to on Dec. 28, allows him to earn an additional $400,000 in performances.
Gonzalez had a 3.03 ERA and no record in 47 games last year with Washington, holding left-handed hitters to a .179 batting average. He has a...
Via AP on Fox
January 07, 2013
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Reports: Reliever Gonzalez agrees to sign with Brewers
The Milwaukee Brewers and free-agent left-hander Mike Gonzalez have reached agreement on a one-year contract, multiple media outlets reported Friday. The contract calls for Gonzalez to earn $2,25 million, plus incentives, according to ESPN.com. Gonzalez still must pass his physical, and because league offices are closed for the New Year's Day weekend, the deal probably will...
Reliever Mike Gonzalez Close to Deal with Brew Crew
According to reports, the Milwaukee Brewers are closing in on a deal for LHP Mike Gonzalez with a physical to take place after January 1. Gonzalez, 34, was one of the pitchers GM Doug Melvin reportedly had on his radar when discussing the relief market last week. Like the recently signed Tom Gorzelanny, Gonzalez has spent time with the Pittsburgh Pirates among other teams...
Source: Brewers, Gonzalez agree to deal
The Milwaukee Brewers have made a move to address their most pressing need: relief pitching.
The Brewers have agreed to a one-year deal with free-agent left-handed relief pitcher Mike Gonzalez, according to a source.
Gonzalez, 34, had a 3.03 ERA in 47 appearances with the Washington Nationals in 2012. He held left-handed batters to a .179 average last season.
Via Fox Sports Wisconsin
December 28, 2012
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Mike Gonzalez signs with division rival
by: Parker Perry @ParkerPerry_
Reports surfaced before Christmas that lefty specialist Mike Gonzalez had just two teams bidding for his services.
Those reports were wrong.
The Milwaukee Brewers, an apparent hidden third team, has stolen Gonzalez away from both the Washington Nationals and the Cincinnati Reds.
It is unclear how much money he will be getting, but the deal...
Report: Red Sox Monitoring Market for Left-Handed Reliever Mike Gonzalez
Mike Gonzalez never pitched in a Red Sox uniform despite getting shipped to Boston in a 2003 trade. But he could end up getting his chance if a recent report is accurate. The Red Sox are monitoring the market for Gonzalez, according to The Boston Globe's Nick Cafardo, who notes the less than desirable lefty reliever options available to the club. Gonzalez, who is currently a...
Red Sox looking into Mike Gonzalez
Via MLBTradeRumors comes word from Nick Cafardo that the Red Sox are exploring the market for lefty reliever Mike Gonzalez.
Gonzalez has been a fine pitcher throughout his career at various stops, including Pittsburgh, Atlanta, Baltimore, and Texas. Predictably, he was better at his first two jobs -- as a younger pitcher in the NL -- than in his latter two.
I'm nonplussed...
Rumor: Yankees Interested in Mike Gonzalez
Aside from the rotation, the only spot the Yankees really need to address this offseason is to add another lefty reliever. Their first target may be Mike Gonzalez, who the Yankees are interested in, according to Jon Heyman of Sports Illustrated.
Gonzalez, still 33, missed time over the past two seasons with two small tears in his rotator cuff and fraying in his labrum, a huge...
Via Bronx Baseball Daily
December 03, 2011
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