google.com - 1/8/2009
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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, who turns 33 on Thursday, is ...
mlb.mlb.com - 1/9/2009
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mlb.mlb.com —
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. ...
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Pavano finds right fit with Indians | indians.com: News
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
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?
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Even Steven
Sports Crackle Pop —
Dear Cleveland,
Now that we’ve been nice enough to give you Eric Mangini and Carl Pavano, we trust there will be no hard feelings if we take someone back.
Thanks,
New York
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Batter's Box Interactive Magazine —
Gosh, it's been another four days since we had a new thread? Again, apologies for our suckitude. And a lot has happened! John Smoltz to the Red Sox? Really? That seems wrong. Trevor Hoffman is a Brewer? That seems even wronger! Jason Giambi is back in Oakland. There's something right about that, anyway. Carl Pavano to the Indians? Why? The Red Sox also signed Rocco Baldelli -- good for him (and them)! What else is in the news? (Provide links, please!) ...
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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 ...
Hey Carl, Shut Up!
slidingintohome.blogspot.com 1/10/2009 — From Anthony Castrovince : 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. "When you're down, you expect ...
Indians sign Carl Pavano to 1-year deal —
Examiner Sports 1/7/2009
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, who turns 33 on ...
Indians, Carl Pavano agree to $1.5M, 1-year deal —
Examiner Sports 1/7/2009
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, who turns 33 on ...
Former Yankees Find New Homes —
Bleacher Report - MLB 1/7/2009
A pair of former Yankees, Jason Giambi and Carl Pavano , tricked Oakland and Cleveland respectively into signing them to contracts. Each team was smart enough to only give each player a one-year deal.
Pavano’s deal is guaranteed to be ...
Pavano a reasonable risk for Tribe —
Major League Baseball News 1/8/2009
It's a $1.5 million investment, which, in today's preposterous terms, amounts to loose change. Still, it's an investment, nonetheless. It's a gamble the Indians are taking on right-hander Carl Pavano returning from an onslaught of injuries over four ...
