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John Lackey
John Lackey is a professional baseball player. He's a right-handed pitcher for the Los Angeles Angels and wears number 41. He is managed by pitching manager Bud Black.
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- Los Angeles Angels Top 20 Prospects for 2010 (minorleagueball.com)
- Lackey headed to the Washington Nationals? (news.google.com)
- Red Sox eye John Lackey (feedburner.com)
Jayson Stark of ESPN.com speculates that the Mets must be among six teams who have expressed interest in free-agent 1B Nick Johnson.
…yes, johnson is a fantastic defensive first baseman and he’s one of the most patient, professional hitters i’ve ever seen… the problem is, i rarely ever see him… he’s been on the DL five [...]
From metsblog.com
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- LA Angels John Lackey Thwarted in Game Five, Will He Stay in Los Angeles? (bleacherreport.com)
- John Lackey Re-Affirms His Position Atop My Cubs Wish List (bleacherreport.com)
- Buzz: Mets testing waters on John Lackey (metsblog.com)
Lot of talk out there about what the Red Sox should do. Should they sign John Lackey and trade Clay Buchholz for position-player help?
Here's a take from MVN.
And more from The Herald's John Tomase.
From blogs.courant.com
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- Why signing Lackey makes sense for the Red Sox (warriors.mostvaluablenetwork.com)
Somewhere along the line...footage from Jerry Lewis’ unfilmed “The Lackey” will be discovered.
Four pitchers through age 30, one of whom is John Lackey:
Pitcher A: 108-88, 1732 IP, 114 ERA+, 2.36 K/BB
Pitcher B: 101-62, 1377.1 IP, 117 ERA+, 2.61 K/BB
Pitcher C: 102-71, 1501 IP, 117 ERA+, 2.72 K/BB
Pitcher D: 107-87, 1760.1 IP, 115 ERA+, 2.27 K/BB
Pitcher E: 119-77, 1753.1 IP, 114 ERA+, 2.16 K/BB
I’m cherry picking a very little...
More perspectives...
From baseballthinkfactory.org
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Los Angeles TimesFor Angels, Jason Bay, John Lackey and Chone Figgins are all in playLos Angeles TimesJohn Lackey and Chone Figgins are not coming back -- not together, anyway. Those were the highlights of the state of the Angels address delivered by owner ...Angels focused on own free agentsMLB.comJohn Lackey: Angels can't afford both Lackey and FigginsRotoworld.comArte Moreno Says Angels Won't Pursue Matt Holliday: Why?MVN.comSportingNews...
From news.google.com
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