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Here are the 2007 free agents that qualify as either Type A or B free agents.

Type A F/A Elias Type B F/A Elias
Jorge Posada 90.756 Paul Lo Duca 70.463
Mariano Rivera 85.755 Luis Vizcaino 70.201
Mike Lowell 84.857 Luis Castillo 69.246
Alex Rodriguez 84.000 Luis Gonzalez 69.213
Francisco Cordero 83.657 Jason Kendall 68.919
Aaron Rowand 80.449 Livan Hernandez 68.189
Tom Glavine 79.327 Mike Cameron 66.742
Curt Schilling 78.075 Andruw Jones 66.742
Torii Hunter 77.215 Shawn Green 66.517
Barry Bonds 75.955 Mark Loretta 66.468
Michael Barrett 72.973 Mike Piazza 65.126
Scott Linebrink 72.834 Kenny Rogers 64.890
Milton Bradley 72.809 Trever Miller 63.768
Jorge Julio 63.121
Kenny Lofton 63.038
David Riske 62.425
Freddy Garcia 62.340
Eric Gagne 62.248
Yorvit Torrealba 62.162
Pedro Feliz 61.714
Ron Mahay 61.363
Troy Percival 60.993
Todd Jones 60.481
Doug Brocail 60.469
David Eckstein 60.440
Shannon Stewart 60.253
Sean Casey 58.889
Tony Graffanino 55.952

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  1. #1 by Mitch - November 1st, 2007 at 13:00

    This list just seems short in both the A and B catagories

  2. #2 by Brian Oliver - November 1st, 2007 at 13:30

    Mitch – It is still early in the process, there are still free agents who have yet to declare. However, the 2007 free agent class is not going to be vast and is going to be very top heavy with 6-7 guys dominating the market financially.

  3. #3 by Louis J. - November 1st, 2007 at 14:44

    Carlos Silva (RH-SP) of Twins filed for Free Agency and he not a Type A or B free agent. The team that signs him, gives up no draft choices. Mercy me!! In 2007, his stats were: 33 gms/202 IP/4.19 ERA/ 2.5 k:bb ratio. Wow, an innings eater!! Will he re-sign with the Twins? If not, while he’s no Cy Young, he could definitely help the Nationals rotation. Amen Brother!

  4. #4 by Louis J. - November 1st, 2007 at 14:57

    Jason Jennings (RH-SP) of Astros filed for Free Agency and is not a Type A or B free agent. While he had surgery, he should be back in 2008 maybe by Spring Training. He was a good sinkerball pitcher before the injury and a “risk-reward” GM like Bowden might consider this a good investment. Don’t know what it will take to sign him(simple minor league with promises or major league contract, 40 man roster spot- he can replace Mike O’Connor- and then place him on 15 day DL at the opening of the season if he’s not ready).

  5. #5 by e - November 1st, 2007 at 16:50

    would JimBow be interested in Kris Benson as another reclamation project? He was injured all of last year and the O’s declined their option on him for next season making him a FA. He’s not the ace everyone thought he would be, but he averages about 175 IP per season with a 4.34 ERA (although on the Nats that is ace stuff).

  6. #6 by JayB - November 2nd, 2007 at 05:19

    Brian,

    Do you know what is up with Patterson and Guzman this winter? I thought I read they would both be in winter ball somewhere. So much of 2008 is likely to fall to these two (wish it did not because I feel Nats know now they are not able to produce for a full season, and I can not take anymore of Lopez) it makes me very nervous they are not playing in Nov if they are keys in April.

    Are the Nats realistic thinking these two are going to play? If they are not going to play who is? I just keep remembering how NJ and Alex E were being counted on for 2007 at this time last year…….

    (fixed typo)

  7. #7 by chuckc - November 2nd, 2007 at 18:10

    JayB, There is a Patterson interview by bill ladson on the nats website today. He says he is just starting to throw( play catch) Maybe winterball in Jan. Nothing about Guzman

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