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    Twins sent 1B Jose Offerman and C Pat Borders outright to Triple-A Rochester.
    Both opted for free agency. Offerman was everything the Twins could have hoped for this year, finishing with a 759 OPS in 172 AB. The team may have some interest in bringing him back.
  • NYM 1st Baseman
    Phillies designated first baseman Jose Offerman for assignment.
    The day after he hits his first home run of the season? We doubt this is a sign that the Phillies are planning to keep Ryan Howard after Jim Thome returns. Instead, Endy Chavez can take Offerman’s pinch-hitting role after Kenny Lofton returns to center field.
  • NYM 1st Baseman
    Mets signed infielder Jose Offerman to a minor league contract.
    Offerman will be assigned to Triple-A Norfolk after playing in some extended spring games. The Mets should have better options if they find themselves in need of a bench player, but maybe he’ll find his way into a pinch-hitting role in August or September.
  • NYM 1st Baseman
    Phillies purchased the contract of first baseman Jose Offerman.
    Offerman is hitting .298/.365/.383 in 47 at-bats. He’ll serve as a pinch-hitting specialist, giving him no fantasy value.
  • NYM 1st Baseman
    Jose Offerman can’t hit from the left side because of a slightly strained side muscle.
    Pretty discouraging news for someone who hit just .176 in 51 at-bats from the right side last season.
  • NYM 1st Baseman
    Philles manager Charlie Manuel compared Jose Offerman to a broken down horse.
    Nice analogy. Offerman went 3-for-4 Thursday, but was thrown out by two steps after a slow gallop around the basepaths. ''He was running low, son. He was like one of those trotters. Breaking down,’' Manuel said. Manuel said it was still a positive day for Offerman because of his hitting.
  • NYM 1st Baseman
    The strained oblique which has sidelined Jose Offerman since Saturday has healed enough to allow him to hit at about ‘’50%'' lefthanded.
    Well, 50% of Jose Offerman has to be worth at least 25% of the average major leaguer. He’s trying to make the team as a pinch-hitter.
  • NYM 1st Baseman
    Mets purchased the contract of infielder Jose Offerman from Triple-A Norfolk.
    Offerman was hitting .167/.189/.167 in 36 AB since joining Norfolk, but injuries had left the Mets with few alternatives. He’ll get a couple of starts against lefties and be used as a pinch-hitter while Doug Mientkiewicz is out. No fantasy value.
  • NYM 1st Baseman
    Jose Offerman will reportedly refuse a minor-league assignment.
    ''My time in the minor leagues has passed,’' Offerman said. As a five-year veteran, he can demand his release if they give him a minor-league assignment. His options are retirement or hoping he gets picked up by another team. He may have seen his last major league at-bat, and if so, just like Ted Williams’ final swing, Offerman’s was a home run.
  • NYM 1st Baseman
    Jose Offerman signed with the Bridgeport Bluefish of the independent Atlantic League today.
    Offerman had been unable to find work since being released by the Expos this spring.