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MLB Hot Stove 2011: Colorado Rockies Sign Infielder Brandon Wood, According To Report

A source has indicated to Fox Sports' Ken Rosenthal that the Rockies signed Brandon Wood:

Source: sign IF Brandon Wood. Had been outrighted by .

Wood is just 26 years old and has been a good hitter throughout his minor league career, but for one reason or another has never been able to put it together at the major league level. He has a career batting line of .282/.352/.536 in the minors but has hit just .186/.225/.289 in 272 major league games. He spent several years with the Angels going back and forth between the minors and majors prior to spending 2011 in Pittsburgh. His season with the Pirates was the best major-league season of his career.

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