Sanchez 1st player to win in arbitration this year
Miami Marlins pitcher Anibal Sanchez became the first player to win in salary arbitration this year when a three-person panel awarded him $8 million rather than the team's offer of $6.9 million.
Arbitrators Elizabeth Neumeier, James Oldham and Gil Vernon made the decision Monday, three days after hearing arguments.
Sanchez, who is eligible for free agency after this season...
Via AP on Fox
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Sanchez, Marlins complete arbitration hearing
Pitcher Anibal Sanchez and the Miami Marlins have completed their salary arbitration hearing.
The right-hander asked a three-person panel Friday for a raise from $3.7 million to $8 million, and the Marlins argued he should be paid $6.9 million.
A decision by arbitrators Elizabeth Neumeier, James Oldham and Gil Vernon is expected Saturday.
Sanchez, who is eligible for free agency...
Via Fox Sports
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9 days ago
Anibal Sanchez Wins Arbitration and Other Notes
Anibal Sanchez became the first player this offseason to win his arbitration case and was award the $8 million salary that he was asking for for the upcoming 2012 season, the Marlins were offering $6.9 million. Sanchez is coming off a very good year in which he went 8-9 in 32 starts with a 3.67 ERA and 202 strike outs. Sanchez can be a free agent at the end of the 2012 season...
Via Marlins Big Catch
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Marlins' Sanchez wins salary arbitration, will make $8M
Miami Marlins righthander Anibal Sanchez became the first player to win in salary arbitration this year when he was award $8 million on Monday.
During Friday's hearing, Sanchez's representatives asked a panel of three arbitrators for a raise from $3.7 million to $8 million. The Marlins argued he should be paid $6.9 million.
Sanchez has posted an 8-9 mark with a 3.67 ERA...
Via Pro Sports Daily
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Anibal Sanchez Wins Salary Arbitration
Miami Marlins RHP Anibal Sanchez became the first player to win their salary arbitration case this season. The Marlins were offering $6.2 million but Sanchez was awarded $8 million for one-year.
Sanchez was 8-9 last season with a 3.67 ERA. He started in 32 games and struck out 202 batters. He is scheduled to become a free agent after this season.
So far this year, teams are 2-1...
Via Rant Sports
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Marlins, RHP Sanchez complete salary arbitration
The Miami Marlins and right-handed pitcher Anibal Sanchez completed their salary arbitration hearing on Friday.Sanchez asked a panel of three arbitrators for a raise from $3.7 million to $ 8 million. The Marlins argued he should be paid $6.9 million.A decision by the arbitration panel is expected Saturday.Sanchez was 8-9 with a 3.67 ERA in 32 starts last year for the Marlins and...
Via Pro Sports Daily
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Anibal Sanchez, 2012 Fantasy Sleeper
Have you heard I like Anibal Sanchez this year? No? What rock have you been living under? Does your rock have an address? Do you get mail addressed to “Rock?” If someone throws a rock onto your street, does it confuse the postman? Do you ever get mail that’s meant for The Rock that accidentally finds its way to your rock? I have rock questions. I...
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Miami Marlins poll: Did Anibal Sanchez merit a multi-year deal?
By no means is it a given Anibal Sanchez is gone after this year, but it’s a real possibility now that the Marlins decided to let him play out his final season before qualifying for free agency. Sanchez on Monday learned he won his arbitration hearing against the club and will earn $8 million in 2012.
The two sides did not discuss a multi-year deal before exchanging figures...
Via Sun Sentinel
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Player Profile #131: Anibal Sanchez | SP | MIA
Despite finishing just 167th in each of the last two seasons, Anibal Sanchez made major improvements in 2011. Take a look at his strikeout and walk rates if you don’t believe me. Last year Sanchez struck out over a batter an inning en route to 202 strikeouts on the year. He would have ranked inside the top 100 had he finished with the 13-15 wins we’d expect from a pitcher...
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Miami Marlins’ Anibal Sanchez wins in arbitration
Anibal Sanchez notched a victory Monday that won’t count on his won-loss record. But it will pad his wallet.
Via Miami Herald
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Miami Marlins notes: Cespedes, A. Sanchez, JC Oviedo, tickets, aquariums
As crews began rolling out sod on the Marlins Park infield Thursday, team president David Samson addressed several player- and stadium-related issues.
Yoenis Cespedes: Samson was unsure whether Cespedes, a Cuban defector who recently gained his Dominican residency, would visit South Florida at some point before signing. Major League Baseball has granted Cespedes’ free agent...
Via Sun Sentinel
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10 days ago
The Evaporating Season of Anibal Sanchez
According to Fangraphs, Anibal Sanchez was the 26th most valuable starting pitcher in baseball last season. He finished with eight wins. Somewhere, someone is shouting, "He just doesn't know how to win!" But seriously, to put Sanchez's season in context (if you believe WAR), Sanchez was just a tick less valuable than Zack Greinke in 2011. Greinke won sixteen games...
Via The Flagrant Fan
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October 27, 2011
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October 27, 2011
Marlins' Sanchez awarded $8M, not $6.9M (AP)
Miami Marlins pitcher Anibal Sanchez became the first player to win in salary arbitration this year when a three-person panel awarded him $8 million rather than the team's offer of $6.9 million. Arbitrators Elizabeth Neumeier, James Oldham and Gil Vernon made the decision Monday, three days after hearing arguments.
Via Yahoo! Sports
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Miami Marlins’ Anibal Sanchez wins in arbitration
Anibal Sanchez notched a victory Monday that won’t count on his won-loss record. But it will pad his wallet.
Via Miami Herald
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Marlins' Sanchez wins $4.3M raise in arbitration
Miami Marlins pitcher Anibal Sanchez became the first player to win in salary arbitration this year when a three-person panel awarded him $8 million rather than the team's offer of $6.9 million.
Via ESPN
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NL East: A Fascinating Place: Marlins
This is the third post in a series looking at the newly fascinating National League East Division. In the first two installments, the Phillies were given the top spot they deserve until some team dethrones them. They have been the king. The Braves finished a distant second last season with a fade at the end but were found to be capable of winning 95 games if everything goes according...
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Marlins' Sanchez decides against trip to Venezuela
Florida Marlins right-hander Anibal Sanchez says he canceled a trip to his native Venezuela following the kidnapping of Washington Nationals catcher Wilson Ramos.
Sanchez was married last week in Puerto Rico and had planned to visit Venezuela with his wife in early December. But he decided against the trip after Ramos was abducted at his home on the outskirts of Valencia, Venezuela...
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November 10, 2011
Emilio Bonifacio and Anibal Sanchez win arbitration cases against Marlins
Center fielder Emilio Bonifacio and starting pitcher Anibal Sanchez both won their hearings for arbitration against the Miami Marlins this week.
Bonifacio, current starting center fielder and utility player, won his case against the Fish on Wednesday, February 8th. Miami offered him $1.95M, a little below his asking price. Bonifacio will instead be making $2.2M this season...
Via Sports Blog Net
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Could the Mets Benefit from a Crowded Free Agent Pitching Market in 2013?
The Mets rotation, for better or for worse, is set for 2012: Santana (or replacement), Pelfrey, Dickey, Gee and Niese. The Mets also look between the end of this year and 2014 to add several young pitchers, like Familia, Harvey, Wheeler and maybe Mejia.
So I wonder if the Mets could benefit from what will be a crowded All-Star pitching Free Agent market next season. With Edwin Jackson...
Via 213 Miles From Shea
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Marlins' Sanchez afraid to return to Venezuela
Florida Marlins pitcher Anibal Sanchez canceled a trip to his native Venezuela in light of the kidnapping of Washington Nationals catcher Wilson Ramos.
Sanchez, who hails from Maracay, had planned on visiting his homeland with his new wife in December. However, he decided against it because of the dangers encountered by Ramos, who was kidnapped at his house near Valencia on Wednesday...
Via Pro Sports Daily
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November 11, 2011
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November 11, 2011
Marlins, pitcher Sanchez argue salary in arbitration; decision Saturday
Pitcher Anibal Sanchez and the Miami Marlins have completed their salary arbitration hearing.
Via CBSSports.com
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9 days ago
Sanchez and Marlins stifle Pittsburgh
Anibal Sanchez had one of those great games that he usually comes up with at least once or twice a month, but in those few great games that he pitches, the Marlins either lose or Sanchez gets a no decision in the win, Saturday was different. Sanchez threw a one-hit complete game shutout on the way to a 3-0 victory over the Pittsburgh Pirates.
John Buck contributed big time for Florida...
Via Rant Sports
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September 11, 2011
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September 11, 2011
Emilio Bonifacio Wins Salary Arbitration
The Miami Marlins are not having a good week at the arbitration hearings. Outfielder Emilio Bonifacio has won his salary arbitration hearing against the Marlins and has been awarded $2.2 million salary for the 2012 season.
The Marlins already lost their hearing against Anibal Sanchez earlier in the week. Bonifacio batted .296/.360/.393 with five home runs and stole 40 bases last...
Via Rant Sports
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Florida Marlins’ Anibal Sanchez gets no help in loss against Braves
Anibal Sanchez, who is among NL pitchers with the lowest run support, was left on his own — as usual. And Atlanta shut out Florida for the fourth time this season.
Via Miami Herald
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September 20, 2011
Marlins’ Anibal Sanchez Shows Off His Shiny New Strikeouts
While perusing the FanGraphs Team Pitching Totals page I was surprised to see the Marlins so high up on the FIP leader list. They’re ranked as 9th best in all of baseball. This is mostly a surprise because after the loss of their ace, Josh Johnson, I assumed that the pitching would certainly struggle. After Javier Vazquez’s (3.57 [...]
Via Scouting The Sally
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