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George Sherrill
George Sherrill is a professional baseball player. He's a left-handed pitcher for the Seattle Mariners and wears number 52. He is managed by pitching manager Rafael Chaves.
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Since the blunder that sent George Sherrill, Adam "I'm not Pacman" Jones, Chris Tillman, and two others for Erik Bedard, the Seattle Mariners have played as if they were trying to win a Class 3A high school championship, not a World Series.
However, there has been a shift in the AL West.
Now the Angels are Lackey-ing a solid rotation and will lose both Vlad the Impaler and Chone Figgins. The Athletics, who, despite terrific bullpen play, are...
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Almost four years ago, the Seattle Mariners signed left hander Jarrod Washburn to a four-year, $37.5 million contract. For the first three years, he posted 31-43 record with ERA never under 4.32, WHIP always over 1.35.
Every Mariner fans thought Washburn signing was another horrible mistake made by former GM Bill Bavasi.
On his contract year, Washburn went 8-6 with ERA of 2.64, WHIP of 1.07, BAA of .223, best year while his stay in Seattle...
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For all the talk of the Tigers being broke, the Dodgers might be in a tougher situation. They didn’t offer any of their players arbitration and now they are looking to move players, including reliever George Sherrill.
Matthew Pouilot notes that the Tigers might be a fit for a deal where Sherrill and a prospect head [...]
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Former Seattle Mariners closer J.J. Putz agreed to a $3 million, one-year deal with the Chicago White Sox, and Jason Kendall got a $6 million, two-year contract from Kansas City on Friday as players and teams kept making moves following the recent winter meetings.
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AP File PhotoThe Seattle Mariners and Milwaukee Brewers are reportedly interested in signing free agent Jarrod Washburn this offseason. Jarrod Washburn might have pitched his way out of Detroit with a 7.33 ERA and only one win during his time...
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