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  • Wednesday, February 16, 2000

    Expos sign Lennon, Lira

     MONTREAL (AP) -- Outfielder Patrick Lennon and right-hander Felipe Lira agreed Wednesday to minor league contracts with the Montreal Expos and were invited to spring training.

     Lennon, 31, hit .207 in nine games with Toronto last season, going 6-for-29 with two doubles, a home run and six RBIs. He hit a combined .287 at Triple-A Syracuse and Toledo. Lennon has spent parts of five seasons in the major leagues with the Mariners, Kansas City, Oakland and Toronto.

     Lira, 27, had a 10.81 ERA in two games with Detroit last season, then was sent to Toledo and went 2-11 with a 6.71 ETA in 17 starts and 13 relief appearances. His career record in five seasons with the Tigers and Seattle Mariners is 21-38 with a 5.22 ERA.



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