Chris Waters

44-Year-Old PitcherP

Free Agent

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Bats L

Throws L

40 Man No

Height 6'1"

Weight 185

DOB 8/17/1980

PMilwaukee Brewers

January 4, 2010

Waters signed a minor league deal with Milwaukee, the Baltimore Sun reports.

ANALYSIS
Waters must think he can get a better opportunity to break the roster with the Brewers than with the Orioles and he is probably correct given Baltimore's wave of young pitchers. In two seasons with the Orioles he never amounted to much, but the Brewers get a minor league veteran who has stepped into a major league role before.

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Waters filled in as a starter when injuries took their toll on the rotation, but he was designated for assignment after the season ended. That means he won't be on Baltimore's 40-man roster, but assuming he accepts a minor league assignment he could find his way back in 2010. However, this year the Orioles appear to be stocked with younger talent worthy of looks in the rotation, so he shouldn't be much of a factor.

After being drafted by the Braves in 2000 Waters took the road less traveled, taking eight years to reach the majors. His debut was unforgettable and some even took a bite in fantasy following eight innings of one-hit ball on the road against the Angels. Those who knew better stayed away, as Waters finished with an ERA of 5.01 and a 1.53 WHIP. He will compete for a rotation spot in 2009, but then again, who won't? He has not been successful in the minors and there is no reason to believe he can turn it around in the majors at age 28.

Waters' development stalled at Double-A Greenville and he'll need a strong season to get consideration for the next level.

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