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Washington Times · Mar 11, 2019

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WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. — After six seasons with Arizona, Patrick Corbin has some new voices in his head now that he is with the Nationals.

But that is not a bad thing for the left-hander, who is becoming familiar with Washington pitching coach Derek Lilliquist just for starters.

“I think we are both trying to figure each other out, and work with each other,” said Corbin, who signed a six-year deal as a free agent in December. “What we like, what we don’t like. He has been great. We are both looking for new ideas.”

On paper, the addition of Corbin, a two-time All-Star, should give the Nationals one of the most formidable starting rotations in the major leagues.

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