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Jayson Werth is in it for the long haul with the Washington Nationals. The right fielder’s seven-year, 6 million contract with Washington includes a full no-trade clause, and an optimistic-sounding Werth repeatedly spoke Wednesday about helping turn the team around. He will be 38 when this contract ends, and he mentioned playing into his 40′s
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New Nat Werth is used to 1st
WASHINGTON — Jayson Werth is in it for the long haul with the Washington Nationals.
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Rallying around the Rebels
This year’s team is looking good. Hop on board, Vegas, and forget your troubles.
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Schmidt: Werth deal brings weighty responsibility
Lynne Sladky FILE-This Sept. 15, 2010 file photo shows the Philadelphia Phillies’ Jayson Werth looking up at the replay while batting in the first inning during a baseball game against the Florida Marlins in Miami.
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MLB: Cliff Lee agrees to 0M with Phillies
NEW YORK — Cliff Lee is returning to the Philadelphia Phillies, turning down an extra million from the New York Yankees to rejoin the team that traded him a year ago.
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Lee returning to Phillies in five-year deal
Pinch yourself, Phillies fans.
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Jayson Werth Didn’t Feel the Love in Philly
Jayson Werth had a great run in Philadelphia with the Phillies – but the club wasn’t interested in paying him big bucks to stick around. The City of Brotherly Love simply wasn’t showing Jayson Werth the love any longer. Fortunately for Jayson Werth, The Washington Natio
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Red Sox Must Follow Up Adrian Gonzalez Signing by Addressing Bullpen Issues
The Red Sox scored 818 runs in 2010 — over five per game and good for second best in the majors. They compiled an OPS of .790 as a team — the best in the majors at nearly four fifths of a base per at-bat. Dustin Pedroia, Kevin Youkilis and just about everybody you’ve heard of other than Marco Scutaro and Adrian Beltre missed significant time. If you add Adrian Gonzalez to that equation, it’s …
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After European detour, Mauldin back on course
Whatever mojo is coursing through Greg Mauldin’s veins at the moment, he only hopes it keeps up, especially if it maintains the offensive flow he has going with the Avalanche. Mauldin, a 28-year-old career minor leaguer who grew up in Holbrook, was called up to Colorado from Lake Erie (AHL) midway through November, and has looked pretty comfortable in his …
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Werth: Didn’t feel wanted by Phils
LAKE BUENA VISTA, Fla. – The general manager was asked why on earth he had committed so much more to the Phillies free-agent outfielder than any other team was seemingly willing to spend.
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Werth: Didn’t feel wanted by Phils
LAKE BUENA VISTA, Fla. – The general manager was asked why on earth he had committed so much more to the Phillies free-agent outfielder than any other team was seemingly willing to spend.
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Baseball’s winter meetings offer one-stop shopping
Starting on Monday in Lake Buena Vista, Fla., general managers will gather to talk business with each other and explore trades and free-agent signings. A look at the issues heading into the start of baseball’s winter meetings Monday in Lake Buena Vista, Fla.:
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Women’s College Basketball: St. Joe’s wins in OT; Temple edges Auburn
St. Joseph’s freshman guard Erin Shields, an Archbishop Carroll product, banked in a shot at the buzzer to force overtime and the Hawks pulled away in the extra frame, downing Detroit, 77-70, Saturday evening in the second day of the Big Easy Classic at Tulane University in New Orleans.
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Top MLB Free Agents: Carl Crawford Affected By Jayson Werth Signing?
Carl Crawford’s future could hinge a lot on the recent deal involving Jayson Werth. It’s a thought that Mike DiGiovanna addresses from the winter meetings for the Los Angeles Times “Will the Angels have the stomach to go into that kind of financial stratosphere with Crawford?” DiGiovanna asks. “With many expecting the Red Sox to remain in the hunt for Crawford, despite their acquisition of …
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Werth tells reporters he felt unwanted
PHILADELPHIA – Washington Nationals outfielder Jayson Werth told reporters on a teleconference he feels the Philadelphia Phillies didn’t want him back on the team.
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Jayson Werth Signs 6M, 7YR Deal W/ Nats To Open Winter Meetings
Some general managers had just arrived at the winter meetings and some were not even at the winter meetings yet when the Washington Nationals made a startling announcement Sunday evening.
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MLB Capsules: Werth to Nats, Padres-Red Sox trade set
LAKE BUENA VISTA, Fla. (AP) — Free agent outfielder Jayson Werth and the Washington Nationals reached a megadeal Sunday, a startling 6 million, seven-year contract that seemed to catch most everyone by surprise at baseball’s winter meetings.
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Werth signs huge deal with Nationals
Lake Buena Vista, Fla. — Right fielder Jayson Werth agreed Sunday to a 6 million, seven-year contract with the Washington Nationals, a huge deal announced even before the winter meetings officially began.
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Werth deal a curious one for Nationals
The Washington Nationals have averaged 96 losses over the past five years. They play in a division with three of the best-run clubs in baseball, and a fourth, the New York Mets, that is very rich and was just turned over to some very smart operators. One of their three most valuable assets, Bryce Harper, was drafted this summer, just weeks before another, Stephen Strasburg, blew his arm out.
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