Jan 31, 2008 10:02 PM EST
Brad Wilkerson and the Mariners agreed Thursday to a $3M, one-year deal, a move that could signal Seattle is close to finally acquiring Erik Bedard from Baltimore.
Wilkerson can play all three outfield positions plus first base, and for weeks the Mariners have discussed trading outfielder Adam Jones to Baltimore, along with others, for Bedard.
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Talks between the Orioles and Mariners regarding pitcher Erik Bedard are still alive but appear to have been placed on low heat, according to ESPN.com.
There is a chance that some other teams might get involved in the deal, but MLB.com maintains that the two teams are very close to agreeing to a deal.
"We continue to talk," Orioles' President Andy MacPhail told the Baltimore Sun when asked about the proposed deal.
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Orioles' owner Peter Angelos hasn't yet signed off on the proposed deal that would send Erik Bedard to Seattle, according to Jayson Stark of ESPN.com.
The deal has reportedly been close to official for the past several days.
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According to the Baltimore Sun, Orioles' President Andy MacPhail has denied that the team has agreed to a trade with the Mariners that would send pitcher Erik Bedard to Seattle.
"We do not have an agreement with the Mariners," MacPhail told the Sun.
Rumors began to swirl when The Seattle Times reported that center fielder Adam Jones told a reporter that the team asked him to pull out of winter ball because he was headed to Baltimore for a physical.
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Jan 28, 2008 12:41 AM EST
It looks like the Mariners are setting in motion a chain of events that will land them Orioles ace Erik Bedard, according to reports in the Seattle Times.
The Mariners pulled Adam Jones from the Venezuelan Winter League playoffs and are reportedly sending him to Baltimore for a physical.
Mariners spokesman Tim Hevly confirmed that Jones will no longer be playing in Venezuela, but he did not give any further comment on a trade for Bedard.
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Orioles Jan 2008 Archive
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RealGM Staff Report | Jan 26, 2008
Erik Bedard apparently isn't happy and is voicing his displeasure with the Orioles.
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RealGM Staff Report | Jan 21, 2008
In an attempt to add depth to their starting rotation, the Orioles have added pitcher Lance Cormier, signing him to a minor-league deal, as reported by Associated Press.
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Daily Herald | Jan 19, 2008
Cubs' General Manager Jim Hendry alternated between being aghast and amused Saturday over a report that had the Cubs sending seven players to the Baltimore Orioles for second baseman Brian Roberts and left-handed pitcher Erik Bedard.
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yahoo.com | Jan 17, 2008
Jeremy Guthrie agreed to a one-year contract with the Orioles on Wednesday that will pay him $770,000 if he remains on the big league roster for the entire season.
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Baltimore Sun | Jan 15, 2008
Though the Orioles don't consider finding a closer to be a top priority this winter, they have been talking with the representative for free-agent reliever Octavio Dotel.
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Baltimore Sun | Jan 14, 2008
The Mariners have instructed prized outfield prospect Adam Jones to leave the Venezuelan Winter League and return home.
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Baltimore Sun/Chicago Tribune | Jan 9, 2008
Sean Marshall, Sean Gallagher and Ronny Cedeno could be on their way to Baltimore in exchange for Brian Roberts.
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Baltimore Sun | Jan 9, 2008
The Orioles are still pursuing trades involving several of their best players, but they'll soon turn their attention toward free agency if acceptable offers don't come this month.
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The News Tribune | Jan 4, 2008
The Orioles current plan is to open the 2008 season with Erik Bedard as their ace.
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MLB.com | Jan 3, 2008
A one-for-one swap including A.J. Burnett as the other piece won't get the job done.
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Yahoo.com | Jan 2, 2008
The Orioles on Wednesday acquired outfielder Chris Roberson from the Phillies for cash considerations.