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Washington's front office clearly believes a superior rotation is the key to getting to October, even if the results haven't been there. It's banking on Patrick Corbin being a difference-maker.
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www.chatsports.comDiamondbacks ace Patrick Corbin left his start Saturday with stiffness in his throwing forearm. He is supposed to start next week against Clayton Kershaw and the Dodgers in Australia.
www.cbssports.comPatrick Corbin abruptly exits game with forearm stiffness
www.cbssports.comWASHINGTON -- The Nationals met with free-agent left-hander Patrick Corbin on Wednesday in D.C., sources confirmed to MLB.com, beginning a push to land one of the premier starting pitchers available this winter.Corbin is on a meet-and-greet tour along the East Coast this week, which began in Philadelphia on Tuesday and
www.mlb.comIt's been quite the year for Patrick Corbin. The Cicero-North Syracuse grad and Washington Nationals pitcher inked a long-term deal just over 12 months ago with the Nats and helped them win the World Series in 2019. Now? He's golfing with the President. Corbin was joined by several of his Washington Nationals teammates including Jayson Werth. Patrick and his teammates were invited to the Oval Office shortly after bringing the World Series trophy to Washington D. C.
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