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Chien-Ming Wang hopes to return to Nationals
By Adam Kilgore
I'm down in Orlando for the annual General Manager Meetings, where things
have been pretty quiet so far this morning/early afternoon. Mike Rizzo will
meet with reporters early this evening, so I'll have some updates from that
later on at the very least.
For now, I've got a quick update on where the Nats stand with Chien-Ming
Wang. The Nationals were disappointed and surprised Wang's surgically
repaired right shoulder never healed enough for him to pitch in 2010, but
they acquired Wang last offseason with the knowledge the biggest potential
payoff would come in 2011. The Nationals still control Wang's rights and have
the option to bring him next year - and Wang wants to remain with the
organization.
"We're all hoping we can work something out for him to be with the Nationals
in 2011," said Alan Nero, Wang's representative.
The Nationals and Nero have been in talks about bringing Wang back. The most
likely scenario is that the Nationals will reach a one-year deal with Wang
that pays him less than what he would make in arbitration.
"It all remains to be seen," Nero said. "We don't know for sure what the
market for him would be. He's a special player. We're optimistic he'll be
healthy. Our goal for this year is to work something out with the Nationals."
Wang made his biggest strides in the fall, in the instructional league in
Viera, Fla. He pitched in two games, hitting 86 miles per hour with his
fastball in a one-inning stint. A few days later, he pitched two innings and
hit 89 with his fastball.
"He was just getting his strength back," Nationals rehab pitching coordinator
Mark Grater said. "I don't know how it would be for him competing every fifth
day. That's the big question."
Wang is currently not throwing, just exercising instead at home, still trying
to strengthen his shoulder. Wang, at least, will be able to throw once spring
training arrives. It's not certain he'll be 100 percent and ready to begin a
normal preseason program.
"It's possible, but there's a lot of questions, too," Grater said. "He works
his butt off, so I wouldn't put it past him. He shows up on time and does his
work. He wants to get better."
Last season, Wang made $2 million with several incentives, none of which,
obviously, were reached. (Wang would technically be due a raise from that
salary with the arbitration process, but he would likely have to accept less
money in a one-year contract with more incentives.)註 In arbitration, Wang could
be docked no more than 20 percent on a one-year contract, meaning the
Nationals would have to pay him at least at least $1.6 million if they go to
arbitration. Since Wang hasn't pitched since mid-2009, the most likely
outcome would be the Nationals agreeing with Wang on a one-year deal for less
money and more incentives. Wang will be a free agent following the 2011
season.
註：括號內的字被槓掉了，我也不知道為什麼！！
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