Washington’s Cordero wins arbitration hearing

Washington closer Chad Cordero won his arbitration case Wednesday, getting a raise to $4.15 million from $525,000.

The Nationals argued for a $3.65-million salary for the right-hander, who was 7-4 with a 3.19 earned-run average and 29 saves last season. Cordero led the majors with a franchise-record 47 saves in 2005 for Washington.

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J.D. Drew showed up at spring training for the Boston Red Sox with a $70-million, five-year deal, saying he’s as healthy as he has been in his career and he’s sure his right shoulder will hold up throughout the duration of his contract.

“Absolutely,” the right fielder and former Dodger said. “I’ve been in a situation over the last three years where I’ve changed some things in the way I kind of manage myself off the field, and that’s really paid off.”

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Accused of shooting a Dominican farmer in October, Chicago White Sox shortstop Juan Uribe has received permission from a judge to attend spring training in Tucson.

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San Diego Padres second baseman Todd Walker won his arbitration case, getting a raise from $2.5 million to $3.95 million. Overall last season, Walker batted .278 with nine homers and 53 runs batted in.... Padres catcher Todd Greene, a non-roster invitee expected to make the team as a pinch-hitter, dislocated his right shoulder while throwing the ball during a drill.