Paul Lo Duca News

Before former Washington Nationals catcher Paul Lo Duca was activated from a rehabilitation assignment in early May, he offered his teammates at Single-A Potomac some of his trademarked veteran cheerleading.

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Lo Duca signed a minor-league deal with Florida on Aug. 8 after being released by the Nationals following the trading deadline.

The big news today among Royals of the future, at least at this point, until hopefully the Hosmer signing comes through, is the signing of 4th rounder righty and Missouri native Tim Melville, who was reportedly ...

Paul Lo Duca is back with the Marlins and back on the field, looking for a resurrection and a new beginning in a year of turmoil and disappointment -- a year Lo Duca says has made him stronger.

Get your Marlins Tickets now! ' clubhouse three years after last playing for them, Paul Lo Duca said Saturday he's not here to take anyone's job.

Braves left-hander Tom Glavine is out for the season, and his illustrious career could be over if he needs major surgery on his pitching elbow.

The Florida Marlins purchased the contract of veteran catcher Paul Lo Duca from Triple-A Albuquerque on Saturday.

Minutes after their heart-breaking 6-5 loss to the Cubs on Friday night, the Marlins added another bat to their lineup by promoting catcher Paul Lo Duca from Triple-A Albuquerque.

At first evading the Wood issue, Cubs manager Lou Piniella reluctantly went back to it late in Friday's post-game news conference.

"The future is now." That's what Allen used to say. It was the mantra he lived and coached by, and it was based on that belief that he had no qualms about mortgaging his team's future for a few extra wins in ...

A possible trade to send Brian Giles from San Diego to Boston fell through Friday, and the Padres outfielder said he was upset that details of the talks became public.

Paul Lo Duca and the team agreed to a minor league deal Friday, a second chance for the veteran catcher who was released by the slumping Washington Nationals after the trading deadline.

Paul Lo Duca and the Marlins agreed to a minor-league deal Friday, a second chance for the veteran catcher who was released by the slumping Nationals after the trading deadline.

One of baseball's most familiar names has a new home with the game's oldest professional team.

The Florida Marlins signed veteran catcher Paul Lo Duca to a minor league contract on Friday.

Manny Acta arrived at Nationals Park Friday afternoon, the stench of a 5-19 July still fresh in his mind but the promise of a brighter August keeping the Washington manager in an upbeat mood.

The Washington Nationals' roster probably won't look any different at 4:01 p.m. Thursday than it did when the team took the field Wednesday night.

By Mark Viera Washington Post Staff Writer Thursday, July 31, 2008; Page E07 With today's 4 p.m. trade deadline approaching, the Washington Nationals have fielded inquiries confirming what they already knew: ...

Jimmy Rollins, right, faces a Phillies welcoming committee, Kyle Kendrick and Shane Victorino, after his two-run homer in the fourth inning.