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Article: Capital One, Washington Nationals and Junior Achievement Announce ...
Business Wire;  June 13, 2006 ;     700+ words ... ... Capital One, Washington Nationals' Chad Cordero and Junior Achievement of the National ... Nationals All-Star Relief Pitcher Chad Cordero will visit with students at area schools ... opportunity for an autograph session with Chad Cordero. "Thanks to Capital One and Junior ...

Chad Cordero of the Washington Nationals pitches against ...
Getty Images;  April 27, 2007 ;     223 words ...Greg Fiume Getty Images 04-27-2007 Chad Cordero of the Washington Nationals pitches against the ... Full Size JPG (1575 KB) Chad Cordero of the Washington Nationals pitches against the New York Mets at RFK Stadium April 27, 2007 in Washington ...

WASHINGTON, DC -- Washington reliever Chad Cordero, right, ...
KRT Photos;  April 29, 2005 ;     376 words ... ... STORY SLUGGED: BBN-METS-NATIONALS KRT PHOTO BY GEORGE BRIDGES/KRT (April 29) WASHINGTON, DC -- Washington reliever Chad Cordero, right, is congratulated by catcher Brian Schneider after wrapping up a 5-2 win over the New York Mets on Friday, April ...

WASHINGTON, DC -- Washington reliever Chad Cordero
KRT Photos;  June 9, 2005 ;     364 words ... ... SLUGGED: BBN-ATHLETICS-NATIONALS KRT PHOTO BY GEORGE BRIDGES/KRT (June 9) WASHINGTON, DC -- Washington reliever Chad Cordero (32) celebrates getting a save in a 4-3 win over Oakland with catcher Brian Schneider on Thursday, June 9, 2005 ...

WASHINGTON, DC -- Washington closer Chad Cordero
KRT Photos;  June 7, 2004 ;     362 words ... ... SLUGGED: BBN-ATHLETICS-NATIONALS KRT PHOTO BY GEORGE BRIDGES/KRT (June 7) WASHINGTON, DC -- Washington closer Chad Cordero (32) is congratulated by catcher Gary Bennett after a 2-1 victory over Oakland on Tuesday, June 7, 2005. (gsb) 2005 ...

Article: [RP] Chad Cordero Right-Handed Closer
The Washington Post;  March 28, 2007 ;     323 words ...This could be a fascinating year for "The Chief," who's quickly gone from young sensation to veteran presence. Though he saved a very respectable 29 games in 33 opportunities in 2006, his ERA of 3.19 was significantly higher than the 2.36 he had posted before last season began. Scouts continue to

Article: [RP] Chad Cordero Closer
The Washington Post;  March 26, 2008 ;     370 words ...Back in 2005, when Cordero was an all-star and led the majors with 47 saves, he was perhaps the biggest bargain in baseball, earning $346,500. Now, he is the Nationals' highest-paid player at $6.2 million. Last year, he became the second-youngest player to reach 100 saves, and only four players