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Center fielder Jim Edmonds has been released by the San Diego Padres after his batting average dipped to .178 and he struggled to track down fly balls he once easily caught. The 37-year-old Edmonds, acquired in a December trade with the St. Louis Cardinals,... Full Article at Atlanta Journal Constitution
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SAN DIEGO - Jim Edmonds' batting average had fallen to .178 - more than 100 points below his lifetime mark - and he clearly had lost a step or two while chasing fly balls in center field. Full Article at The Olympian
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Releasing veterans after a limited number of at-bats seems to be the new black in baseball. The Padres cut Jim Edmonds loose this afternoon after just 101 plate appearances and ate the $4.75 million or so remaining on his contract. Full Article at AOL Sports
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Edmonds was acquired in a December trade with the Cardinals He was batting just .178 with one home run and six RBIs SAN DIEGO (AP) -- Center fielder Jim Edmonds has been released by the San Diego Padres after his batting average dipped to .178 and he... Full Article at Sports Illustrated
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Ken Rosenthal has been the senior baseball writer for FOXSports.com since Aug. 2005. He appears weekly on the FSN Baseball Report and MLB on FOX. Jim Edmonds' tenure with the Padres lasted 26 games. Full Article at FOX Sports
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We are starting to do things like we were earlier in the season ... To do them against a guy like Peavy is big. Then when you get a game like that from Aaron, it all adds up to a big win.
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We had opportunities early to score some runs ... I chased some balls I shouldn't have.
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He maintained his stuff the whole way
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He said he felt great this winter, was in the best shape he'd been in a long time, and thought he was going to have a real, real good year
SOURCE: The Olympian
