Livan Hernandez

Livan Hernandez

Livan Hernandez is a professional baseball player. He's a right-handed pitcher for the Arizona Diamondbacks and wears number 61. He is managed by pitching manager Bryan Price.

 
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Livan Hernandez? Livan Hernandez? Per Nick Piecoro, "The only thing we can give you at this point in the day is a fifth-starter possibility: familiar face Livan Hernandez. We’ve heard the Diamondbacks are considering bringing him back, most likely more for his role in the clubhouse and how he can help young players than for his potential performance." "it’s clear the club needs more starting pitching depth beyond just Billy Buckner, Bryan...  
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by Aaron J. Latham - AP 2 months ago: San Diego Padres' David Eckstein, left, celebrates with teammate Adrian Gonzalez, right, after they scored on Gonzalez's home run in the fourth inning of a baseball game against the Arizona Diamondbacks Sunday, Sept. 27, 2009 in Phoenix. (AP Photo/Aaron J. Latham...  
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INDIANAPOLIS -- Because the Yankees, Tigers and Diamondbacks have yet to announce their three-team deal, Arizona officials haven't yet been able to explain why they were willing to deal away Max Scherzer and Daniel Schlereth to get Edwin Jackson and ...  
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TVPredictions.com (press release)Washington Nationals: Winter Rumor Roundup.Federal Baseball (blog)... "Nats elect to not offer arbitration", that it most likely means the end of Josh Bard, Livan Hernandez, Austin Kearns and Dmitri Young's time in DC, ...Schneider: Were the Nats Asleep at the Switch?TVPredictions.com (press release)all 3 news articles »  
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Welcome to the 2009 Arizona Diamondbacks Award Ceremony. Now, you may be thinking that a last place team that fell short of all expectations may not be worthy of an awards ceremony, but we disagree. And since the D-Backs subscribed to the Little League theory that everyone plays (144 different lineups in 2009), everyone [...]  
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