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Nationals agree to terms with Chien-Ming Wang

MLB.com's Bill Ladson is reporting that the Nationals have come to terms with free agent right-hander Chien-Ming Wang. Wang struggled mightily last season before being shut down with an aching shoulder, which he eventually had surgery to repair.

Wang, only a few years removed from consecutive 19-win seasons, isn't expected to return until mid-May or early June. No official timetable has been set.

If Wang, 29, can come strong and put together a good season with the Nationals, he could command a short-term deal. It is essential that Wang's secondary pitches come back strong because otherwise his fastball won't be as effective.

Either way, the Nationals have done a fairly good job bringing in some veterans to shape the franchise.  

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Good signing for the Nats.

Regarless of if he comes back from injury, this is a great move in my opinion. $2 million is not much and he carries a good Taiwanese fan base which will boost ticket sales a little. He will induce ground balls and get outs when he gets healthy. Way to go Nats.

Why not us? Why not now?

by Expos4 on Feb 17, 2010 12:23 AM EST reply actions  

+1

2mil and a huge potential upside.

Galactus does as he pleases. Because Galactus is drunk.

I have a five-tool player in my pants.

by Bloggy on Feb 17, 2010 12:16 PM EST up reply actions  

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