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The Howry signing | FanGraphs Baseball
Continuing their quest to upgrade their bullpen, the Giants signed Bob Howry to a one year, $2.75 million contract today. That Howry had to settle for such a modest deal shows how much power ERA still has in determining pitcher value in the marketplace. From 2004 to 2007, Howry was one of the ...
Giants ramp up interest in Howry | SFGiants.com: News
mlb.mlb.com — SAN FRANCISCO -- Still seeking right-handed relief help, the Giants have accelerated their pursuit of right-hander Bob... Howry, who became a more attractive option Monday when his former team, the Chicago Cubs, declined to offer him salary arbitration. ... (more) Giants ramp up interest in Howry | SFGiants.com: News
Giants sign righty reliever Howry to bolster bullpen
sports.espn.go.com — The Giants took another step toward bolstering their bullpen Wednesday, agreeing to terms on a one-year contract... with free agent reliever Bob Howry. (more) Giants sign righty reliever Howry to bolster bullpen
Bob Howry: A perfect fit for the Mets
Bob Howry: A perfect fit for the Mets
metstailgate.com — The Cubs declined to offer arbitration to Type A free agent reliever Bob Howry . This means... any team that signs him would not have to forfeit any draft picks. On the surface, Howry is a 35 year old who's had a solid career but posted a 5.35 ERA in ... (more) Bob Howry: A perfect fit for the Mets
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Absolutely Positively The Last Word on Renteria Until Tomorrow
El Lefty Malo — ... , which I hold against my cheek like a warm fuzzy blankie everytime I feel scared and alone. (For more warm fuzzies from the geeknerds, check this out. Or just read this sentence: “Affeldt and Howry are significant upgrades to the Giants bullpen, and for a total 2009 cost of $7 million, the Giants have gotten quite a bit better already this winter.”) ...

Off-Season Analysis
U.S.S. Mariner — ... now. It’s the same kind of analysis we do here, just on a league wide scale. Here’s some links to my take on the moves we’ve seen so far this winter: Sabathia to NY - also includes notes about how this is a big time buyer’s market. K-Rod to the Mets Tigers sign Adam Everett and trade for Gerald Laird, as well as folllow up piece on value of role players. Khalil Green to STL Giants sign Bob Howry Javier Vazquez trade Mike Hampton to Houston ...

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