sportingnews.com - 18 days ago
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Sporting News staff reports
Randy Winn will not return to the San Francisco Giants next season. Winn's agent, Craig Landis, tells the San Jose Mercury News that the club told his client it has a number of young outfielders available in its system.
Winn, 35, batted .262 this season with just two home runs in 149 games. He was the Giants' primary No. 3 hitter.
Landis says Winn wants to remain an everyday outfielder.
blogs.mercurynews.com - 19 days ago
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blogs.mercurynews.com —
Outfielder Randy Winn filed for free agency and
he isn’t expected to re-sign with the Giants, his...
agent told me today. The Giants contacted agent Craig Landis prior to the World Series and thanked Winn for his services, but said they have a number of ...
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Giants advise Randy Winn to seek employment elsewhere | ...
mysportsrumors.com - 19 days ago
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mysportsrumors.com —
While there has been on official announcement, Andrew
Baggarly of the Mercury News reports that the San...
Francisco Giants have told Randy Winn to look for new employment . Baggarly says that the Giants told Winn’s agent, Craig Landis, that the team would be going with its numerous young ...
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Winn Hits Free Agency
mlbtraderumors.com - 18 days ago
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mlbtraderumors.com —
According to Andrew Baggarly of The Mercury News
, the Giants called Randy Winn 's agent to...
thank him for his services, then informed him to seek employment elsewhere because they have a number of young outfielders. Craig Landis, Winn's agent, said ...
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Giants Advise Winn To Seek Employment Elsewhere
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Losing Winn
baseballmusings.com —
The Giants won’t bring back Randy Winn:
Winn’s agent, Craig Landis, tells the San Jose Mercury News that the club told his client it has a number of young outfielders available in its system.
I can’t believe this. He’s only 35, the prime years for a Sabean player. Are the Giants actually on a youth movement?
Winn might actually be a decent signing for 2009 for a team looking for a cheap third outfielder. He delivered one of the highest line drive rates for his career, but it didn’t result in a lot ...
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