Heath Bell News
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Outfielder Josh Hamilton and pitcher Zack Greinke remain on the free-agent market at the end of baseball’s winter meetings, which failed to match last year’s $509 million spending spree.
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A year after five free agents switched Major League Baseball teams in deals worth more than a half-billion dollars, the 2012 Winter Meetings that begin today should be much less of a big-spending event.
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The Arizona Diamondbacks acquired reliever Heath Bell from the Miami Marlins and infielder Cliff Pennington from the Oakland Athletics.
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Jose Reyes’s income tax bill could surge by $8 million during the next six years if his trade to the Toronto Blue Jays goes through, according to accounting firm EisnerAmper LLP.
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The Miami Marlins are sending Josh Johnson, Mark Buehrle, Jose Reyes, John Buck and Emilio Bonifacio to the Toronto Blue Jays to reduce their Major League Baseball payroll, the Miami Herald reported, citing a person familiar with the trade who requested anonymity.
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The Miami Marlins have a new shortstop, stadium, manager, reliever, uniform and name. Missing is a guaranteed way to pay for all those upgrades.
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Ozzie Guillen was ousted as manager of the Miami Marlins after the Major League Baseball team finished last in the National League’s five-team East division.
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Ozzie Guillen returned from a five- game ban for making comments supporting Fidel Castro and guided the Miami Marlins to a 5-2 win against the Chicago Cubs.
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Jose Reyes became the second free- agent All-Star to join the Miami Marlins this week.
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The New York Mets scored two runs in the bottom of the ninth inning for a 3-2 win over the Miami Marlins and a three-game series sweep, spoiling Jose Reyes’s return to Citi Field after leaving the franchise as a free agent in December.
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