mlbtraderumors.com - 1/6/2009
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According to ESPN's Buster Olney, the Indians are in serious discussions with free agent starter Carl Pavano . Pavano will visit Cleveland soon and a deal could be wrapped up quickly. We'll have to see if Pavano can come close to the $2MM guaranteed Mike Hampton received from the ...
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jorgesaysno.blogspot.com - 1/7/2009
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jorgesaysno.blogspot.com —
Back in 2004, the New York Yankees signed
Carl Pavano to a 4 year/$40 million dollar contract....
The Yankees, who outbid the rival Boston Red Sox for Pavano's services, believed that they had just signed a budding star and potential ace. Fast forward to 2009 and it is safe to say that Carl ...
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Can Carl Pavano Become Relevant Again?
drivelinemechanics.com - 1/8/2009
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drivelinemechanics.com —
The Cleveland Indians signed oft-injured Carl Pavano to
a one-year deal with $1.5 million guaranteed and various...
incentive clauses. Just what about his pitching mechanics make him such a risk?
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Pitcher Profile: Carl Pavano
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Sliding Into Home: A Yankees Blog —
... It's not related to this article, but there is also a report on MLB Trade Rumors that says the Cleveland Indians are in "serious talks" with Carl Pavano. ...
Indians Wooing Carl Pavano to Cleveland
FanHouse —
... Numerous reports are placing the Cleveland Indians as the front-runner to land former Expos, Yankees, and Marlins' starting pitcher, ...
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Mark Cuban Speaks Out About The Cubs Deal (Blog Maverick) ...
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The Tribe Daily —
... I'd be for it and was at the time I mentioned it.. But the money we've dished out so far.. A one year deal around 2 million doesn't seem like much, but I had the impression Shapiro didn't have any sort of wiggle room to make a move like this... Via MLBTR, ESPN Guys Jerry Crasnick and Buster Olney say that Pavano would want a deal similar to Mike Hampton's with Houston. Which was a one year, 2 million dollar agreement. ...
Wednesday’s Bucco Bits
Raise the Jolly Roger —
... of Tuesday’s action, if anything happens later today we will be sure to update.
Around the league, plenty of interesting news surfaced Tuesday:
[The Orioles signed Japanese pitcher Koji Uehara.]
[The A's signed Dave Wannstedt's 'stache 2.0 Jason Giambi.]
Remember the last time the Brewers went after a formerly dominant closer from the NL West? Well, they’re [looking at Trevor Hoffman now.]
[The Indians signed Carl Pavano] in what can be classified as a “roll of the ...
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mvn.com 1/7/2009 — Kudos to our own James Pete for "calling" the shot last night. A day after he posts ... " It's also worth mentioning that the White Sox are interested in both Garcia and Pavano, which will likely put them on the Indians radar, if the Indians continue down their 2008/2009 hot stove path of ..
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nytimes.com 1/7/2009 — Carl Pavano, whose four-year Yankees tenure was marked by almost continuous injury, agreed Tuesday to a one-year, $1.5 million contract with the Cleveland Indians. >
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waitingfornextyear.com 1/6/2009 — Remember when I dropped about 1,000 words on why the DeRosa signing was more important than a middle-of-the-pack starting pitcher? But I finished by saying that I would expect a few more moves before the season kicks off? Well, it looks like we have more of the latter. The Cleveland Indians
Indians Appear Ready to Donate Money to Carl Pavano
bugsandcranks.com 1/7/2009 — What a great off-season for the Cleveland Indians.
We needed a closer, we got Kerry Wood. We needed an infielder, we got Mark DeRosa and prospect Luis Valbuena. We needed bullpen help, we got Joe Smith. We did all this while staying below last ...
The Sunday Drive with a possible Tribe trade, Carl Pavano and Joe Loudmouth
mvn.com 1/12/2009 — It appears as though the Cleveland Indians have made their final move of the 2008/2009 hot stove season when they went out and signed starter Carl Pavano to a low-risk, $1.5 million dollar contract laced with incentives. There is still a possibility that the Indians have one major move ...
Pavano finds right fit with Indians | indians.com: News
mlb.mlb.com 1/9/2009 — CLEVELAND -- Carl Pavano's four seasons with the Yankees were painful enough on the physical front. But when speaking to reporters Friday about his decision to sign with the Indians, Pavano made them sound painful on the emotional front, as well. ...
The Associated Press: Indians sign Carl Pavano to 1-year deal
google.com 1/8/2009 — 1 day ago CLEVELAND (AP) The Cleveland Indians and free-agent pitcher Carl Pavano, a four-year bust with the New York Yankees because of injuries, agreed to a one-year, $1.5 million contract on Tuesday. Indians general manager Mark Shapiro said that ...
Pavano to the Indians
hardballtimes.com 1/6/2009 — Between this and the Kerry Wood signing, I can't decide if the Indians are going to have a really good staff this season or set the record for use of the disabled list. Order the Hardball Times Annual 2009 today !
He's Your Problem Now
310tojoba.blogspot.com 1/6/2009 — Here's something Indians fans will see Carl doing very little of Not content with having one oft-injured pitcher , the Indians went out and got themselves the mother of all oft-injured pitchers. Via ESPN : The Cleveland Indians signed free-agent ...
Indians, Pavano reach one-year deal | indians.com: News
cleveland.indians.mlb.com 1/6/2009 — CLEVELAND -- In New York, he was viewed as oft-injured and overpaid. In Cleveland, he'll be viewed as a low-cost starting option with major upside. Carl Pavano needed a change of scenery, and the Indians needed a more veteran presence in the middle ...
