Scratch another "top-of-the-rotation" starter off Mike Rizzo's list.
(Above: Odalis Perez throws the first offical pitch at Nationals Park on March 30, 2008.)
Somehow we missed this "news" earlier in the week until a Tweet by @ AMandFM Friday night: The man who started the first official game at Nationals Park in 2008 (therefore earning the classification of former "top-of-the-rotation" starter) is off to Korea. On Wednesday...
Via Nationals Enquirer
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January 21, 2011
Discuss
Scratch another "top-of-the-rotation" starter off Mike Rizzo's list.
(Above: Odalis Perez throws the first offical pitch at Nationals Park on March 30, 2008.)
Somehow we missed this "news" earlier in the week until a Tweet by @ AMandFM Friday night: The man who started the first official game at Nationals Park in 2008 (therefore earning the classification of former "top-of-the-rotation" starter) is off to Korea. On Wednesday...
Via Nationals Enquirer
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January 21, 2011
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January 21, 2011
More rain on Mike Rizzo's Phase 2 Parade
(He tried. Screengrab of TV/MASN by Nationals Enquirer staff.)
Scratch another "top of the rotation" name off Mike Rizzo's list.
Matt Garza to the Cubs for prospects and a pound of flesh.
Pavano closing in on deal with the Twins, and apparently Rizzo was never really all that interested.
Greinke snubbed NatsTown, chose the Brewers. Cliff Lee...
Via Nationals Enquirer
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January 07, 2011
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January 07, 2011
More rain on Mike Rizzo's Phase 2 Parade
(He tried. Screengrab of TV/MASN by Nationals Enquirer staff.)
Scratch another "top of the rotation" name off Mike Rizzo's list.
Matt Garza to the Cubs for prospects and a pound of flesh.
Pavano closing in on deal with the Twins, and apparently Rizzo was never really all that interested.
Greinke snubbed NatsTown, chose the Brewers. Cliff Lee...
Via Nationals Enquirer
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January 07, 2011
So much for the Brandon Webb gamble
(His shoulder is a question mark, but there's no question Brandon Webb still looks good in a tux. Photo by Andrew Goodman/Getty Images.)
Scratch another name off of Mike Rizzo's wish list
Rangers sign Brandon Webb to 1-year deal
Odalis Perez reportedly waiting by the phone for a call from Nationals.
Also, Pedro Astachio is still available.
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Via Nationals Enquirer
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December 26, 2010
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December 26, 2010
So much for the Brandon Webb gamble
(His shoulder is a question mark, but there's no question Brandon Webb still looks good in a tux. Photo by Andrew Goodman/Getty Images.)
Scratch another name off of Mike Rizzo's wish list
Rangers sign Brandon Webb to 1-year deal
Odalis Perez reportedly waiting by the phone for a call from Nationals.
Also, Pedro Astachio is still available.
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Via Nationals Enquirer
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December 26, 2010
Rizzo reviewing Montgomery County (MD) Adult Men's Softball Free Agent List for veteran starter.
(AP Photo. Mike Rizzo is still coming through the scrap heap for another veteran starting pitcher.)
Pitching, pitching, pitching!
Park and Looper say thanks, but no thanks. Pedro, Smoltz, still out there.
Nats still talking to Kris Benson.
Livo, still waiting by the phone.
Pedro Astacio, Odalis Perez: still available...
Via Nationals Enquirer
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February 23, 2010
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February 23, 2010
Sidney Ponson is still available.
(Photo by Reuters. Yes, Sir Sidney is available. It could come to that.)
Is Odalis Perez available?
How about Pedro Astacio?
Scratch two more names off the wish list:
Jon Garland to San Diego. Ben Sheets to Oakland.
The list of options to "upgrade" the Nats' 2010 rotation keeps getting...
Via Nationals Enquirer
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January 26, 2010
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January 26, 2010
What The Hell Will Omar Do About The Pitching?
In a weak effort to see what, if any prospects there are to resolve the dismal prospects for the 2010 Mets and in particular, the shambles that is currently the pitching staff, I've unearthed the following:The Mets, to put in it in the local parlance, are fecked.Although Chewy hasn't pitched in organised baseball in several years, he is rumoured to be on Omar's radar...
Via Archie Bunker's Army
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January 07, 2010
Odalis Perez
It looks like the opening night starter will be Odalis Perez. I was hoping for Tim Redding. This has nothing to do with Perez not having pitched a game for the Nats before. Would you begrudge Opening Night to Johan Santana, Erik Bedard, Jake Peavy or Brandon Webb if they were new Nats? Of course not, especially if you believed those aces were going to pitch Opening Day next...
Via Eucalyptus
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December 11, 2009
Nationals' body count
BODY COUNT Since finishing last in the major leagues last season with a 59-102 mark, people have been dismissed at all levels of the Nationals' organization: PLAYERS Dmitri Young, an All-Star in 2007, has spent the year on the disabled list and in the minor leagues. Tim Redding, who led the team with 10 wins, was nontendered. Odalis Perez, the Opening Day starter in 2008, was...
Via Washington Times
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July 14, 2009
Your 2008 Opening Day Roster
LHP:
Matt Chico
Odalis Perez
Ray King
RHP:
Luis Ayala
Jason Bergmann
Jesus Colome
Chad Cordero
Joel Hanrahan
Jon Rauch
Tim Redding
Saul Rivera
Catchers
Paul Lo Duca
Jesus Flores
Infielders
Aaron Boone
Ronnie Belliard
Cristian Guzman
Nick Johnson
Felipe Lopez
Dmitri Young
Ryan Zimmerman
Outfield
Elij...
Via We've Got Heart
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March 28, 2008
Seriously, What The Hell Happened to Odalis Perez?
By now, we all know what happened with Odalis Perez this offseason with the Nationals (if you need a refresher, click here), but what I cannot figure out is what happened to Odalis Perez. Here is a guy who went 7-12 with a 4.34 ERA with the last place Washington Nationals last season, numbers that should have him pitching in the majors this season.But for some reason, no one has...
Via Jorge Says No
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May 18, 2009
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May 18, 2009
Redding hurting, but Acta not concerned with pitching depth
Nats Pleased With Backup Plan - The PostRedding suffers back spasms - The Wash. TimesFor change, Nats prepared for call to arms - The Free Lance-StarRHP Tim Redding, my preference to get the ball on Opening Night over of Odalis Perez, suffered back spasms yesterday. While it is being suggested that t...
Via yurasko.net
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April 21, 2008
Hungry for baseball? Feast on these probable pitchers
Nothing chases away the hunger better than a platter full of probables. In my mind, the season officially starts tonight in our nation's capitol as the Washington Nationals christen brand new Nationals Park when they host the Atlanta Braves. Tim Hudson takes on Odalis Perez, one of two opening day or...
Via Beerleaguer
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March 31, 2008
Opening Day Preparation
The Washington Nationals are now in Philadelphia following an exciting Opening Day 3-2 win last night against the Atlanta Braves that saw third baseman Ryan Zimmerman christen new Nationals Stadium with a walk-off solo home run in the bottom of the ninth inning. Odalis Perez — who drew interest...
Via Crashburn Alley
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April 07, 2008
Burlington Bees: Pitching Report
Alrighty, let's dive right in...
Juan Aberu, Reliever, RHP, 6'0 170 lbs
Age: 23
Background: Signed as an International Free Agent during the Baird regime in 2003...Was a starter in his first year while he posted Odalis Perez-like...
Via royalsreview.com
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April 20, 2008
Gameday: Nats at Mets (Game 1)
The Mets kick off a three game set against the Washington Nationals tonight at 7:10 EST. The pitchers will be Odalis Perez for the Nats, and Mike Pelfrey for the Mets. Pelfrey was strong in his first start of the season, allowing two runs in five innings against the Phillies last Wednesday.
Lineup:
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Via hotfootblog.com
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April 15, 2008
Should the Athletics Sign Pedro Martinez or Odalis Perez?
Uh-oh. Bad news for Athletics fans over the weekend:MLB.com:"A's right-hander Justin Duchscherer, a 2008 All-Star and Oakland's projected Opening Day starter when Spring Training opened last month, is headed for surgery on his ailing right elbow and will start the season on the disabled list.Duchscherer, who pitched for the first time this spring in a Minor League game...
Via Jorge Says No
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March 30, 2009
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March 30, 2009
The fifth starter
First off, my apologies for the lack of posting this weekend. I spilled a drink on my Macbook on Friday and even though it was pretty clear by Saturday morning that it was going to survive, I tried to not boot it up much over the weekend and let it dry as much as possible to avoid doing any further damage to it. Everything appears to be in working order now and even the wet spot...
Via Where Is Andy Van Slyke
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March 23, 2009
Schill's on the Shelf (via The 700 Level)
Dirtlocker points for: Kris Benson, Odalis Perez, Johan Santana, Curt Schilling For a brief moment after the Red Sox won the World Series, we got our hopes up that Curt Schilling might return to Philly for his final season. He and his family put their house on the market, and it...- Check out the po...
Via Dirtlocker.com
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February 09, 2008
Welcome To Nationals Park!
They're playing the season opener right now, and the Nats hold a 2-1 lead over the Bravos headed into the top of the 8th. Odalis Perez (why does John Miller insist upon saying Perez like he does? Pear-ez) pitched 5 innings of one run ball! Holy crap, now there's a shocker.
First game in the Nats new digs...... almost. The editorial staff at The Legend went to the preseason...
Via Legend of Cecilio Guante
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March 30, 2008
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March 30, 2008
Is Derek Lowe A Candidate To Be Traded?
It seems like an odd perspective, but Peter Gammons thinks it's possible that Derek Lowe is traded this season.
"Gammons' trade possibilities: Paul Byrd, Jeremy Sowers, Derek Lowe, Rich Harden, Odalis Perez, Brett Tomko, Jarrod Washburn, Zach Duke, Vicente Padilla, and Kevin Millwood. Byrd, Lowe, Perez, and Tomko will be free agents after the season."
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Via Memories Of Kevin Malone
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May 31, 2008
NATIONALS HOLIDAY
So after a days rest the Mets will welcome the Washington Nationals to Shea and as part of the salute to Jackie Robinson players from both teams will wear the number 42 on their jerseys.
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Odalis Perez pitches for the Nats tonight against Big Pelf and hopefully this will get Gimp Castillo' bat goin...
Via The Eddie Kranepool Society
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April 24, 2008
Washington Nationals Coming To Town
The Nationals come to town tomorrow night for a three game series. The scheduled starters are:
Tues. 4/15- Odalis Perez (0-2) vs. Mike Pelfrey (1-0)
Wed. 4/16-Â Matt Chico (0-2) vs. John Maine(0-1)
Thur. 4/17- John Lannan (0-2) vs. Nelson Figueroa (1-0)
The story of this series is going to be the st...
Via metsreport.com
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April 20, 2008
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