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Mark Bowman / MLB.com:
Braves, Anderson reach deal — Veteran left fielder agrees to one-year pact to join Atlanta — LAKE BUENA VISTA, Fla. — Having missed out on Ken Griffey Jr., the Braves turned their attention toward Garret Anderson, and it appears they have already reached an agreement with the veteran left fielder.
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Steve Adams / MLB Rumors:
Braves Sign Garret Anderson — By Steve Adams [February 22 at 4:01pm CST] — 4:01pm: O'Brien's official story is up. Anderson will get about $2.5MM on a one-year deal. The official announcement will come tomorrow. — Anderson will platoon with Diaz, and be reunited …
David O'Brien / Atlanta Journal-Constitution:
Braves sign Garret Anderson to one-year deal — Lake Buena Vista, Fla. — The Braves have finally added a veteran bat to their outfield, left-handed slugger Garret Anderson. — The team finalized a one-year contract worth about $2.5 million with the free agent on Sunday, according to a person familiar with negotiations.
MLB:
Report: Atlanta Braves, Garret Anderson agree to one-year deal — After losing out to the Seattle Mariners in their Ken Griffey Jr. pursuit, the Atlanta Braves reportedly have quickly regrouped, landing veteran outfielder Garret Anderson. — Anderson — Anderson, who had played …
Anthony DiComo / MLB.com:
Manuel hands left-field job to Murphy — Tatis likely to platoon with Church in right field, back up Wright — PORT ST. LUCIE, Fla. — Daniel Murphy's outfield internship is now complete. Mets manager Jerry Manuel revealed that much Sunday, saying that Murphy will be the team's regular …
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Bart Hubbuch / Mets Blog:
So much for that platoon ... PORT ST. LUCIE — Jerry Manuel livened up a sleepy news conference once again today, casually mentioning that the planned left-field platoon of Daniel Murphy and Fernando Tatis is likely to be just Murphy instead. — Not only that, but Manuel also said Ryan Church …
MLB:
LHP Odalis Perez a no-show at Washington Nationals training camp — VIERA, Fla. — Left-hander Odalis Perez was a no-show at the Washington Nationals' training camp Sunday, the last day for players to report without facing the possibility of disciplinary action.
Ken Davidoff / Newsday:
Sox Nation can't get over losing Teixeira to Yanks — There is an actual Red Sox Nation, you know, a group of fans who unite in their support of the Yankees' rivals. Former second baseman Jerry Remy is the president of this group, and under him serves vice president Rob Crawford, who works at an elementary school in the Boston area.
MLB.com:
St. John's faces Georgetown Sunday, March 29 to open Citi Field — Tickets go on sale Monday, March 2 on mets.com — FLUSHING, N.Y. — The New York Mets today announced that they will open Citi Field to the public for the first time Sunday, March 29 at 1:10 p.m. with a Big East college …
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Todd Zolecki / MLB.com:
Phillies likely to pass on free agents — Garciaparra, Beimel or Ohman could help, but money an issue — CLEARWATER, Fla. — They're still out there. — Nomar Garciaparra, the right-handed bat that the Phillies want for their bench. — Joe Beimel and Will Ohman …
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ESPN.com:
Derek Jeter has sore hammy, expects to run Monday — TAMPA, Fla. — Yankees captain Derek Jeter has a sore right hamstring and expects to resume running on Monday. — Jeter took part in all drills Sunday except a running program. — Jeter says his hamstring soreness will not impact …
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Associated Press:
Dice-K, Ichiro top Japan's final roster for WBC … MIYAZAKI, Japan (AP) — Japan's final roster for the 2009 World Baseball Classic was set on Sunday with Ichiro Suzuki of the Seattle Mariners and Boston Red Sox pitcher Daisuke Matsuzaka among five major league players on the 28-man squad.
Jorge Arangure Jr / MLB:
Trainer for Washington Nationals prospect blames MLB for error — The trainer for a top Washington Nationals prospect who faked his age and name denied any knowledge of the player's deception and blamed Major League Baseball's investigative office in the Dominican Republic for failing to catch the scheme.
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