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ARCHIVE | RSS MASN Programming Notes This Weekend on MASN The O's wrap-up their road trip in Detroit for a weekend series against the Tigers. Washington battles the Colorado Rockies at Nationals Park as they try to break their 7-game losing streak. ON-AIR Today Friday, August 15, 2008 5:00 AM PAID PROGRAM 6:00 AM ESPNEWS 8:00 AM NATIONALS BASEBALL: NEW YORK METS @ WASHINGTON ...

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Matusz News
The AL East Blog — Great news in Birdland. Brian Matusz is in Baltimore today for his physical. This does not mean, however, that he has agreed to terms. The reason for the physical is to move along the process so there is no delay for the deadline. Roch Kubatko has more. ...

Orioles Sign Matusz
MLB Rumors - MLBTradeRumors.com — ... 11:16am: Roch Kubatko confirms Matusz's presence in Baltimore for a physical, but stresses that the pitcher has not signed yet.  All signs point to a deal getting done though. ...

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