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put him among the bottom five in the majors in terms of home runs allowed, with only Jeremy Guthrie, Chris Tillman and Dan Haren allowing more home runs than him on the season. – Mike Napoli did not have a good game in terms of making contact with
put him among the bottom five in the majors in terms of home runs allowed, with only Jeremy Guthrie, Chris Tillman and Dan Haren allowing more home runs than him on the season. – Mike Napoli did not have a good game in terms of making contact with
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expect. Of those 91 pitchers, two ( James Shields and Paul Maholm) just finished their age 30 seasons, and two more ( Dan Haren and CC Sabathia ) just finished their age 31 seasons. Of the remaining 87, slightly over half (46 of 87, 53
few players to move on relatively brief deals, whether Dan Haren to the Nationals on a one-year, $13 million deal ..... year-old is looking for a three-year deal while using Haren ’s $13 million a year as a baseline. A starter such
about the pitching market never quite gaining the steam some thought it might at the outset of the meetings, with the Dan Haren one-year agreement with the Angels serving as the only true potential difference-maker. And while the Red Sox
pick. Or, the team could move aggressively on shorter-term deals for players who are coming off of injuries such as Dan Haren , Shaun Marcum (who comes with the all-important “battle-tested in the AL East label”) or 29-year-old
injury concern for the Red Sox revolves around pitcher Dan Haren , whose $12 million option wasn't picked up by the Angels ..... the Sox hesitate, but if the reports are satisfactory, Haren could represent a more palatable financial commitment than
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hander, according to a source familiar with his thinking, was seeking a three-year deal as of the winter meetings. When Dan Haren agreed to a one-year, $13 million deal with the Nationals, Dempster — who is coming off of a four-year, $52
74 ERA. The right-hander, according to a source familiar with his thinking, is seeking a three-year deal. When Dan Haren agreed to a one-year, $13 million deal with the Nationals, Dempster -- who is coming off of a four-year, $52
suggested that the market for starters “seems like it may be moving a little bit,” evident in the fact that both Dan Haren (Nationals) and Joe Blanton (Angels) have now added starters in free agency. Cherington said that he couldn’t define
have checked in on right-hander Ryan Dempster . The 35-year-old veteran is looking for a three-year deal and using Dan Haren ‘s $13 million AAV as something of a guideline. – The Red Sox are in need of a backup first baseman, and would
74 ERA. The right-hander, according to a source familiar with his thinking, is seeking a three-year deal. With Dan Haren having agreed to a one-year, $13 million deal with the Nationals (pending a physical), Dempster will likely use
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