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O's History: The Opening Day Starters
Published 4/1/2009 by SC at Camden Chat
... Lopez Won 14 games in 2002, a nice rookie season. Was absolutely horrible in 2003. 2004: Sidney Ponson The Orioles traded Ponson to the Giants during the 2003 stretch run. When he became a free agent they brought him back. This ranks among the top five f-ups in franchise history. 2005-06: Lopez What I like to now refer to as "The Camden Chat Era" begins with two cruddy Roddy Lopez seasons. 2007: Erik Bedard Wound up being Eazy E's final season in Baltimore (FOR NOW!), and ...

UCB American League Predictions
Published 3/30/2009 by PHE at Pitchers Hit Eighth :: A St. Louis Cardinals blog
... Seattle Mariners - Well, they’ve at least got a good management team in charge now.  Perhaps they can actually get some starts out of Erik Bedard this season to go along with it? ...

Walkoff Walk Presents the BONILLA Projection System: Age 30
Published 1/23/2009 by Lloyd The Barber at Walkoff Walk
... by the end of their season. Let's go with Memorial Day just to be safe. Duaner Sanchez, RP: Karma doesn't live here anymore. I hope he uncorks a wild pitch that strikes Tony LaRussa in the skull. Jeremy Affeldt, RP: Usually serves as the transportation coordinator at the annual LOOGY conference on Monterey Bay. Spends the first 6 innings of each game on the phone trying to locate right hand drive cars in the Greater Carmel area. Erik Bedard, SP: Single handedly proved not all Canadians are hard working, polite, or ...

AL West SWOT
Published 12/17/2008 by Patrick Sullivan at Baseball Analysts
... posted a worse OPS+ in the American League. Another easy opportunity for the M's to improve would be for Erik Bedard to turn in a healthy season. ...

The Hardball Times:The 2008 Von Hayes All-Stars
Published 7/4/2008 by Chris Jaffe at The Hardball Times
... Erik Bedard , I argued this team could be very good this year because it had moved to plug up its biggest weakness from last year, the back-end of the rotation (which even by the lowly standards of fourth and fifth starters was abysmal). I made the same mistake the front office made namely noting only existing problems instead of anticipating the upcoming holes. Though the extent of the problems is impressive, that a team full of men in their early 30s declined shouldn't have been that surprising. References and Resources For research, I checked ...

Game 85: Tigers (43-42) at Mariners (33-52)
Published 7/4/2008 by Ian Casselberry at Bless You Boys
... Kenny Rogers (6-5, 4.59) vs. Erik Bedard (5-4, 3.79) After smacking around the Mariners' top free agent signee last night, the Tigers look to repeat that performance against Seattle's big trade acquisition this afternoon.  I was dead wrong about the Mariners before the season; I thought they'd challenge for the AL West, a misinformed prediction that was heavily influenced by their deal for Erik Bedard. Seattle did not give up one of their top young outfielders, one of their best set-up relievers, and three other prospects ...

IGD: Padres @ Mariners (17 May 08)
Published 5/18/2008 by Geoff Young at Ducksnorts
Padres (16-27) @ Mariners (16-27) Randy Wolf vs Erik Bedard 7:10 p.m. PT Channel 4SD AM 1090, FM 105.7, XM 181 MLB, B-R Nice job by Trevor Hoffman on Friday night. For those who remain unclear on the dangers of judging a man based on an eight-game sample, here’s a clue: ...

I Got Yer "Imposing" Right Here
Published 3/30/2008 by mattwelch at Halos Heaven
... Bedard is 29, career record of 40-34 with an ERA+ (meaning, ERA when adjusted to league and ballpark context) of 118 in 658 innings pitched. He has been great for two seasons, averaging 14-8 in 189 IP with ERA+s of 121 and 146. ...

The 100 Greatest Royals of All-Time - #64 Angel Berroa
Published 3/11/2008 by RoyalsRetro <royalsnightly@yahoo.com> at Royals Review
... Damon, the Royals scored considerably fewer runs, and lost ninety-seven games. Berroa was making the trade look more palatable by hitting .317 with great power in the pitching-heavy Carolina League, before being promoted to AA Wichita where he hit .296 with a .467 slugging percentage. Baseball America tabbed him as the fifteenth best prospect in baseball that winter, ahead of players like Justin Morneau, Jake Peavy, Miguel Cabrera, Carl Crawford and Erik Bedard. With Neifi Perez on the big league roster, Berroa spent 2002 in Omaha to ...

Spring Training Battles: Starting Pitching
Published 3/11/2008 by Rob G. at The Cub Reporter (TCR) | A Chicago Cubs Blog
... training without a little competition? The Cubs have a few spots up for grabs and today I'll look at the starting rotation battle between Jon Lieber, Ryan Dempster, Jason Marquis and Sean Marshall. I won't pretend that Sean Gallagher has a legitimate chance, although I guess I am pretending that Sean Marshall does. Unable or unwilling to trade for some of the top notch talent that was moved over the offseason, such as Johan Santana, Erik Bedard or Dan Haren; the Cubs head into 2008 with much of the same ...

Cost-certainty, risk premiums and long-term deals
Published 2/18/2008 by Tommy at Breaking Balls
This winter, there have been two big trends in the hot stove: trading big-name pitchers for packages of prospects (Danny Haren, Johan Santana, Erik Bedard, and now possibly Joe Blanton) and locking up young players to long-term deals. Today, I’ll look at the various examples of the latter contract and see what I can see. The logic for the pitcher-for-prospects swap is relatively obvious: if a player is allowed to hit free agency, he reaps almost his entire marginal revenue product. To the degree that ...

Does Erik Bedard a playoff team make?
Published 1/28/2008 by Kevin Hayward at All on the Field sports blog
... But the carrot at the end of the stick is juicy, if not downright tantalizing. Bedard is young (he'll turn 29 in spring training), inexpensive (he'll be paid $6 million or $8 million depending on an arbitration ruling), and very, very good. He was 13-5 last year on a horrible Orioles team, with a 3.16 ERA and 221 strikeouts, a rate of 1.21K/9. ...

Bedard to Seattle not done yet
Published 1/28/2008 by Jason at
Details right now are sketchy, but the Erik Bedard deal to Seattle for outfield prospect Adam Jones and parts has not been finalized. I’ve listed a few blogs below that will be on top of it if news breaks: The Oriole Post (run by my good friend Anthony) USS Mariner Roch around the Clock (Baltimore Sun writer Roch Kubatko - awesome blog BTW) Mariners Blog (Geoff Baker at the Seattle Times) ...

Published 1/28/2008 by Al at Al's Ramblings
... is flying to Baltimore for a physical on Monday, suggesting the Orioles and Mariners have agreed to an Erik Bedard trade. Jones said he's been told the deal is done, though he doesn't know who is going with him to Baltimore.--Rotoworld Jones would be an untouchable if he were on my team, he's got Braun/Prince potential and even more athletic ability. Last year, in his season of 21, he put together close to .400/.600 in 400+ AB's in AAA. Bedard is, of course, a very good pitcher, but I always hesitate to give multiple players for a guy who can be felled by a single elbow, ...

BASEBALL: Dissecting Blanton, Bedard and Santana
Published 1/13/2008 by Baseball Crank at Baseball Crank
The Mets have lately been said to be pursuing three pitchers, all on the trade market: 29-year-old lefthander Johan Santana, 29-year-old lefthander Erik Bedard and 27-year-old righthander Joe Blanton. Santana, of course, is the best pitcher in baseball, and nearly everyone agrees that Bedard made The Leap to become a significant star in 2007 before his season was ended by a strained right oblique muscle. But how much better is Santana than Bedard, and why? And is Blanton really a quality alternative - or is he just a guy whose stock is high after a good year ...

SFR in the Infield - AL East
Published 12/31/2007 by Dan Agonistes at Dan Agonistes
Today we'll look at the AL East infielders in terms of SFR... Ex Name Team POS Balls Runners Runners SFR Steve Trachsel BAL 1 32 3 0 1.9 Jeremy Guthrie BAL 1 22 2 0 1.8 Erik Bedard BAL 1 17 2 0 1.4 Chad Bradford BAL 1 17 1 1 0.3 Daniel Cabrera BAL 1 18 ...

Pitchers Not Named Johan
Published 11/30/2007 by Nick-YF at YFSF
... is that Erik Bedard may become available as well this winter, as contract extension talks between the O's and him have stalled. The Yanks are rumored to be kicking the tires, while there is no mention of the Sox. ...

Bedard
Published 11/30/2007 by Shyster at ShysterBall
... 1) If Baltimore is truly willing to trade him, the loser of the Santana derby is going to get a nice consolation prize. Maybe one that is even better than the grand prize considering how much less one would have to give up and pay on an extension. I mean, Bedard is really good -- 3.16 ERA, 221Ks and 57 walks in 182 innings; he's eight days older than Santana and had a better 2007 -- but he doesn't have the hardware or extended track record to demand Santana money; ...

Profile: Erik Bedard
Published 8/19/2007 by Vegas Watch at Vegas Watch
... Information for this article taken from Baseball Reference, ...

Glimpse of the future? / Game 110 Open Thread
Published 8/5/2007 at Rays of Light
Our crack stuff managed to get their hands on a pre-release set of baseball cards for next year, and you'll never guess what they found... Like him or not, *I* would like to congratulate Barry Bonds on the tremendous achievement of 755 home runs, and would like to wish him the best of luck in his pursuit of 756. (Please note: The opinions above do not necessarily reflect those of the rest of the Rays of Light staff. Though if they don't agree, Scott plans to go to each of their houses and hurl eggs at their windows until they are forced into submission.) Scouting Report on todays starters from MLB.com Erik Bedard - Bedard authored quite a case to be the American League's Pitcher of the Month for July, going 5-0 with a 2.21 ERA in six starts. The southpaw has won seven straight decisions -- which ties the longest streak of his career -- and has allowed two earned runs or fewer in nine of his past 10 starts. After starting ...