Toronto Blue Jays: Rod Barajas’ Sloppy Seconds
bugsandcranks.com 1/27/2008 — Last year, Rod Barajas walked away from the Blue Jays to sign with the Phillies. One year later, Barajas has inked a deal to play with the Jays, making them his Sloppy Seconds. All the Jays need now is for someone to do the Walk of Shame and we're all set!

International: Phillies made offer to Kuroda only
beerleaguer.com 1/27/2008 — The Phillies scouted all the potential Japanese free agent pitchers, but only Hiroshima right-hander Hiroki Kuroda was offered a contract, says Phillies assistant GM Mike Arbuckle. “Our international scouting supervisor probably saw Kuroda pitch six ...

Mike Lieberthal Retires
the700level.com 1/27/2008 — After 14 years in the bigs, former Phillies catcher Mike Lieberthal is hanging it up. The Dodgers decided not to pick up his $1.5 million option back in October, and at 36, Lieby wasn't interested in looking for a new home with another club. Among ...

Why the Phillies Need Kyle Lohse
mvn.com 1/27/2008 — A look at why the Phillies need Kyle Lohse, especially with the free agent pitching market taking a step in the right direction from last year.

MLB: Catcher Lieberthal retires after 14 years | FrontRowSportsReport.com: Sports Blog
frontrowsportsreport.com 1/27/2008 — Former Philadelphia Phillies and Los Angeles Dodgers catcher Mike Lieberthal announced his retirement yesterday after 14 years in the big leagues.

Catcher Lieberthal retires after 14 seasons in bigs — ESPN.com - MLB 1/27/2008
Catcher Mike Lieberthal has decided to retire after a 14-year big league career with the Phillies and Dodgers.

C Lieberthal announces retirement (AP) — Yahoo! Sports - MLB News 1/27/2008
Catcher Mike Lieberthal has decided to retire after a 14-year big league career with the Phillies and Dodgers. "I'm done," Lieberthal said on Saturday. "I decided a couple weeks after the season ended. If (the Dodgers) had picked up my option, I ...

Catcher Lieberthal hangs up spikes — Major League Baseball News 1/27/2008
Catcher Mike Lieberthal has decided to retire after a 14-year big league career with the Phillies and Dodgers.

Lieberthal calls it a career after 14 seasons — USATODAY.com MLB - Top Stories 1/27/2008
Catcher Mike Lieberthal has decided to retire after a 14-year big league career with the Phillies and Dodgers. The 36-year-old Lieberthal played his first 13 seasons with Philadelphia before signing with the Dodgers last winter. He hit .274 with 150 ...

Lieberthal retires after 14-year career — FOXSports.com News for MLB 1/27/2008
Catcher Mike Lieberthal has decided to retire after a 14-year big league career with the Phillies and Dodgers. "I'm done," Lieberthal said on Saturday. "I decided a couple weeks after the season ended. If (the Dodgers) had picked up my option, I ...