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Tony Armas
Tony Armas is a professional baseball player. He's a right-handed pitcher for the Washington Nationals and wears number 36. He is managed by pitching manager Randy St. Claire.
TVPredictions.com (press release)Washington Nationals: Monday At The Winter Meetings.Federal Baseball (blog)by Ed Chigliak on Dec 7, 2009 11:56 PM EST 0 comments More photos » by Bill Kostroun - AP Former New York Yankees' reliever Brian Bruney has designs on the ...Peter Gammons: Nats Talking to John GarlandTVPredictions.com (press release)Washington Nationals: Welcome To The Winter Meetings...Federal Baseball (blog)Swanni: Nats to Make...
- Yankees, Tigers, Diamondbacks Possibly Working On Blockbuster Deal... (news.google.com)
- Swanni: Nats to Make 'Significant' Trade at Winter Meetings (news.google.com)
The Washington Nationals have reportedly delved into the free agent market at the winter meetings by coming to agreement with veteran catcher Ivan Rodriguez on a two-year... $6 million contract.from ABC 13
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- Baseball Capsules: AP source: Pudge gets $6M, 2-yr deal with Nats (brownsvilleherald.com)
- Report: Pudge inks two-year deal with Nats (bradenton.com)
- C Rodriguez, Nats agree on $6M, 2 years (sports.yahoo.com)
The Washington Nationals have acquired P Brian Bruney from the New York Yankees in exchange for a player to be named later.
The hard-throwing righty, who turns 28 in February, posted a 3.92 ERA in 39 innings this year, striking out 36 but walking 23. Plagued by elbow troubles, Bruney was bumped from the Yankees’ set-up [...]
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The Washington Nationals' latest front-office addition might be tempted to order his new boss around. That's because senior adviser to the general manager Phil Rizzo is the father of Washington GM Mike Rizzo.
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The Washington Post and AOL Fanhouse are reporting that Los Angeles Dodgers bench coach and former Yankee great Don Mattingly is a candidate for the vacant manging spot for the Washington Nationals.
This past week, the Nats have asked and were granted permission by the Dodgers to court Mattingly.
He told Fanhouse that any interview would wait until after the World Series.
Personally, I think this is a great move for the Nats. I thought when...
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