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Turning around and trading Ellsbury would result in a steal for Padres
Obviously, we are sensing the proverbial next shoe is about to drop. If it is Adrian Gonzalez , which would be a ginormous move by the Red Sox to cap what would be an eye-popping offseason, then what is there not to like? Well, one thing: if one of the players going to San Diego is Jacoby Ellsbury. Comment?
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Flexibility gives Red Sox edge in offseason
Exactly when the Red Sox assembly plant closes up shop for the 2010 season remains an open-ended date. Comment?
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That was done with Carl Pavano's yes to arbitration. The Twins remain interested in San Diego third baseman Kevin Kouzmanoff . Comment?
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So Long Jacoby Ellsbury?
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If Jacoby Ellsbury is what it took to get this deal done then I'd drive him to the airport! Or maybe I'm overstating it here. Comment?
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Padres CEO says Gonzalez talks quiet
Padres CEO Jeff Moorad said Thursday that "there's nothing active ... there's nothing on the table" involving All-Star first baseman Adrian Gonzalez. Comment?
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Padres hire Outlaws manager Kory DeHaan as hitting coach
The Chico Outlaws announced today that Manager Kory DeHaan has been signed by the San Diego Padres to become the hitting coach for their Rookie-level minor league team in Peoria, Arizona. Comment?
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Padres give camp invitation to Denorfia
The Padres announced Thursday that they signed outfielder Chris Denorfia to a Minor League contract with an invitation to Spring Training. Comment?
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Roundup: Are O's still shopping?
Santa time is drawing close, and stocking-stuffers for big league clubs remain aplenty. Comment?
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Trade Adrian Gonzalez? Why on Earth Would the San Diego Padres Do That?
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As they did throughout last week's winter meetings, rumors continue to swirl today about a potential trade between the Boston Red Sox and San Diego Padres. Comment?
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Two signings give Red Sox flexibility
Now that Red Sox general manager Theo Epstein has added two significant pieces of his offseason puzzle by adding John Lackey and Mike Cameron, what is next? Even Epstein can't answer that question for sure at the moment, because he can't control the market by himself. Comment?
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Red Sox a oeworking harda to obtain Adrian Gonzalez
Posted by Anthony Stalter Even after the signings of free agents John Lackey and Mike Cameron, the Red Sox arena t satisfied this winter. Comment?
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Will Kotchman be the Red Sox starting First Baseman for 2010?
According To Gordon Edes of ESPN Boston, there's a good chance he will be. In an article from Wednesday night , Edes says that the Red Sox have pretty much withdrawn themselves from negotiations for 3B Adrian Beltre because they are unhappy with the price Scott Boras is asking for him. Comment?
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Francona OK with Kotchman starting season at first
WEEI pays Terry Francona to give Dale Arnold and Michael Holley some opinions every week and he gave them a good one today: He said he was comfortable starting the season with Casey Kotchman at first base. Comment?
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Turning around and trading Ellsbury would result in a steal for Padres
Obviously, we are sensing the proverbial next shoe is about to drop. If it is Adrian Gonzalez , which would be a ginormous move by the Red Sox to cap what would be an eye-popping offseason, then what is there not to like? Well, one thing: if one of the players going to San Diego is Jacoby Ellsbury. Comment?
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Report: Red Sox interested in Adrian Gonzalez
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After signing a big arm, are the Red Sox in the hunt for a big bat? According to multiple reports, the Red Sox may be in trade talks for Padres first baseman Adrian Gonzalez. Comment?
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Nice work; now get A. Gonzalez
... for the middle of their lineup. And Adrian Gonzalez, the 27-year-old superstar first baseman with the San Diego Padres, is said to be available and would fill both those needs perfectly. Sure, Atkins, who'll play third and bats right, has some pop ... Comment?
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Sports blogs are all over reports that the Red Sox have re-opened talks with the Padres concerning All Star first baseman Adrian Gonzalez . Comment?
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Organizational report: Padres spending their money wisely
When Jed Hoyer was an assistant under Theo Epstein , the Boston Red Sox general manager used to tell him to operate as if he were working for a small-market team, even though Boston typically has one of the largest payrolls in baseball. Comment?
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Players selected in the major league portion of the Rule 5 draft , held annually at the Winter Meetings, face long odds of sticking with the club that drafts them. Comment?
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Sports Redux: In Which We Editorialize
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It's not really heating up, not exactly bubbling yet, but there's something lightly simmering on the hot stove, and we don't like it. Comment?
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