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The MLB Draft occurred just last week, but already, three first-round picks have signed with the teams who picked them. The disadvantage of signing early is that you forfeit seeing what other players are signing for. There is a possibility that you sign for less than you could make if you hold out until the…
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When we signed Dan Leatherman to be a Dynasty baseball client in March of this year, we thought he was a talented player who unfortunately was dropped by an MLB organization and would have to spend some time with an Independent League team before making his way back to the Minors. We were delighted to…
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In his longest outing to date, Dan Leatherman of the Hagerstown Suns (Class A affiliate of the Washington Nationals) went a full four innings giving up no runs and logged two strikeouts, including an extremely important one in the ninth inning. Via the Hagerstown Suns website: COLUMBUS, GA –The Hagerstown Suns (21-33) and the Columbus…
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While we are extremely happy for our newest client, Kyle Gunderson, to be moving up to the next level and play with the High A Potomac Nationals, all of us at Dynasty are left wondering when Leatherman will be given his change to prove himself at the next stage. We believe that Leatherman will be…
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KYLE GUNDERSON BECOMES DYNASTY’S SECOND NATIONALS CLIENT Gunderson joins Dan Leatherman as Class A Hagerstown Suns clients GAINESVILLE, FL – August 13, 2008, Kyle Gunderson has officially become Dynasty Athlete Representation‘s fourth signed professional baseball client and its second in the Washington Nationals orgainzation. Gunderson is a teammate of Dan Leatherman and both serve as…
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Dan Leatherman is starting to make his rounds with his regional media marketplace. The Frederick News-Post just published an article with the subheading, Getting released couldn’t have turned out better for Leatherman. Don’t flip out yet…he was not released by the Nationals. The release is in reference to the move that the Minnesota Twins made…
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Dan Leatherman continues to lead the Hagerstown Suns as the team’s go-to-guy for middle relief. Earlier today, he came into the game in the bottom of the 6th inning after a huge bench-clearing altercation that ended in six ejections including Terrence Engles, who had been on the mound for the Suns. For 2 2/3 innings,…
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Tuesday was a good day for Dan Leatherman and his Hagerstown Suns. The Class “A” affiliate of the Washington Nationals won both ends of a double header to improve its overall record to 32-32. In the first game, the Suns were trailing 3-0, but scored 4 runs in the final inning to steal a win.…
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In the top half of the sixth inning, the Hagerstown Suns (A) were losing 4-3 against the Lake County Captains (A), with Suns starting pitcher, Colton Willems, still on the mound. The Captains looked to be in position to pull away when Dan Leatherman was put into the game to offer some relief. From the…
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HOLLYWOOD, FL – May 29, 2008, It did not take long for Dan Leatherman to prove to the Washington Nationals that the Minnesota Twins made a mistake by cutting him this past offseason. In 4 games of work with the Nationals extended Spring Training squad, he logged 7 innings with a 0.00ERA, 11 strikeouts, 3…
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