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Del Mar TimesTulsa's own Mark Neely replaced by the San Diego Padres - KRMG Sports with ...KRMGMark Neely, the longtime Tulsa Drillers and ORU play by play man has been replaced as the San Diego Padres #1 TV voice. Legendary broadcaster Dick Enberg ...Enberg hopes to show he's still got his fastballUSA TodayDick Enberg To Announce San Diego Padres Games In 2010Bleacher ReportEnberg is ready to talk baseballSan Diego Union TribuneCBSSports.com...  

Angels blog (blog)Dick Enberg To Announce San Diego Padres Games In 2010Bleacher ReportAccording to the San Diego Union Tribune, the Padres will announce today that the legendary Dick Enberg will be doing the play-by-play on TV for the Padres ...Enberg hopes to show he's still got his fastballUSA TodayEnberg named Padres TV announcerInside the Os (subscription)Oh My! Enberg Is Back in the GameNew York Times (blog)North County Times -FanHouse...  

San Diego Padres baseball in the form of a blogGaslamp Ball (blog)In his final year as CEO, Sandy Alderson got majority owner John Moores on board with the idea that developing your own is the way to go in a mid-sized ...  

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Left-handed pitcher Scott Olsen, who became a free agent when he was non-tendered by the Nationals on Saturday, has agreed to terms with Washington on a one-year contract for a base salary of $1 million, a baseball source told ESPN.com.  

The Yankees, Diamondbacks and Tigers have agreed to the first major trade of baseball's the winter meetings in a deal that will send Tigers outfielder Curtis Granderson to New York, ESPN The Magazine's Buster Olney reports.  

The New York Yankees, Arizona Diamondbacks and Detroit Tigers completed the first major trade of baseball's winter meetings, sending former Detroit Tigers outfielder Curtis Granderson to the New York Yankees.  

Dominican shortstop prospect Miguel Sano, suspected by Major League Baseball of being older than his age on record, 16, was granted a U.S. work visa to complete his $3.15 million bonus deal with the Twins.  

Barry Bonds still has yet to formally retire from baseball. But the career of the major leagues' reigning home run king is over, his agent says, according to the San Francisco Chronicle.  

Newly elected International Baseball Federation president Riccardo Fraccari wants to shake up the sport's World Cup format and make another attempt to get back into the Olympics.  

A Wisconsin appeals court has upheld a restraining order that bans a woman from attending Major League Baseball games where Bob Uecker is announcing.  

In a town known for fast moves around the speedway, baseball's wheelers and dealers were slowly mulling their options at the winter meetings.  

The Padres have promoted Chris Gwynn to director of player personnel and hired Dave Roberts as special assistant to baseball operations.  

The number of baseball players authorized to use otherwise banned stimulants for ADHD rose for the second straight year.  

Bill Madden of the Daily News of New York has won the Hall of Fame's Spink Award for his work as a baseball writer.  

Dodgers president Dennis Mannion is adding oversight of the club's baseball operations to his duties.  

Former San Diego State ace Stephen Strasburg has donated $141,000 to the Aztecs' baseball program.  

Manager Whitey Herzog and umpire Doug Harvey are the newest members of baseball's Hall of Fame.  

Michael Weiner has taken over from Donald Fehr as head of the baseball players' association.  

Rangers catcher Jarrod Saltalamacchia will resume baseball activities in a month.  

Dick Enberg was introduced Thursday as the San Diego Padres' new TV play-by-play announcer.  

The Padres have reportedly signed Dick Enberg to call games.  

The Padres have hired Jason McLeod as assistant general manager.  

Kevin Correia will remain a Padre after agreeing to a one year, $3.6 million deal.  

Peter Gammons is leaving ESPN following the end of baseball's winter meetings this week.