Thu Nov 05, 2009 6:59 am EST
Trying to do everything it could to win the American League Central, the Detroit Tigers traded two young pitchers to the Seattle Mariners for Jarrod Washburn(notes) right at the deadline this year. That didn't work out for them: He went 1-3 in eight starts and collected a 7.33 ERA. Oh, and a knee injury that put him under the knife on Oct. 20.
And now after all that the lefthander may be returning to play for Seattle, according to the Detroit Free Press. The 35-year-old free-agent lefty has apparently told the M's that Seattle is on the top of his list of teams to play for in 2010.
Washburn was a whole lot better for Seattle than he was for Detroit. He went 8-6 with a 2.64 ERA in 20 starts for the M's and was the American League pitcher of the month in July with Seattle.
Source: Detroit Free Press
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CONGRADULATIONS! Great series! Matsui is something else! See ya next year!
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but even kyle lohse got 10 million per year
pay the man
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Farnsworth, Renteria, Willis, Washburn, etc.
I know they got Cabrera also but what were they thinking giving away all those great pitching prospects for the rest of the has-beens? Acting like the Yankees from the late 90's and early 2000's.
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Signing Willis was the mistake. But Jacobson for Huff might bite us in the end. Unless he hits like a maniac next year. Overall.. its the signings of Nate, Jeremy and Dontrelle that has hurt, not the prospects we traded away.
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