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    Nationals Cameron finds work

    According to FOX Sports' Ken Rosenthal, the Nationals have reached a deal with outfielder Mike Cameron.
    Cameron was said to be engaging in "serious talks" with the Indians over the weekend, but the Nationals apparently swooped in with a better offer. Bill Ladson of MLB.com reports that it's a minor league deal. Cameron, 38, batted .203/.285/.359 with nine home runs and 27 RBI over 269 plate appearances this past year between Boston and Miami. He'll likely function as a backup outfielder if he makes the Opening Day roster.
    It's amazing he finds work after the season he had yet Jermaine Dye couldn't find work after hitting 27 HRs with a .793 OPS.

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    Re: Cameron finds work

    Probably because Dye refused to sign any reasonable offer. It's not like there wasn't interest.

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    Re: Cameron finds work

    True

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    Re: Cameron finds work

    The reputation for a good glove, even if that reputation is based on past glory can do wonders.

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    Re: Cameron finds work

    Quote Originally Posted by missionhockey21 View Post
    The reputation for a good glove, even if that reputation is based on past glory can do wonders.
    If Juan Castro hadn't retired last year at age 39 voluntarily, I would still be having nightmares of Ned Colletti bringing Castro's "good" glove back for a fifth stint with the Dodgers.

    Wait, who am I kidding? He'll be back the moment Mark Ellis heads back to the DL with a hamstring injury.

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    Re: Cameron finds work

    Quote Originally Posted by love_that_reefer View Post
    It's amazing he finds work after the season he had yet Jermaine Dye couldn't find work after hitting 27 HRs with a .793 OPS.
    Guess you don't remember the 2nd half he had in '09 where his OPS wasn't even .600.... and that was TWO WHOLE YEARS AGO.

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    Quote Originally Posted by ThomeIsGod View Post
    Guess you don't remember the 2nd half he had in '09 where his OPS wasn't even .600.... and that was TWO WHOLE YEARS AGO.
    I remember it clearly but I have seen worst players get contracts in the past two years.

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