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Nov 30 2011
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Jays lose director of Latin operations to ChiSox
The Blue Jays front office was raided again Wednesday as director of Latin American operations Marco Paddy was hired by the White Sox.
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Report: Sox players grumbling about Valentine
Bobby Valentine hasn’t been officially introduced yet, but there are already whispers Red Sox players aren’t happy about their new manager.
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Weak Hall field gives Walker, Morris hope
Larry Walker is among those hoping to benefit from a relatively weak crop of new Baseball Hall of Fame candidates announced Wednesday.
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Red Sox to introduce Valentine Thursday
Boston announced Valentine as its new manager Wednesday and will be introduced by the Red Sox at a Fenway Park news conference on Thursday.
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Top of the 49th: Frank talk with Matt Stairs
Matt Stairs played for 13 teams in 19 MLB seasons so when he says he's ready to talk about each stop, 'good or bad,' he's got our attention.
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Jays lose director of Latin operations to ChiSox
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Nov 29 2011
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Adding a closer top priority for Blue Jays
Bob Elliot joins Bob McCown on PTS to talk about the Toronto Blue Jays' need for a closer and who they might be targeting.
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Mariners GM dances around talk of Fielder
Seattle GM Jack Zduriencik remains quiet on how hard the Mariners are pursuing Prince Fielder, who he drafted while with the Brewers.
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Source: Valentine to become BoSox manager
The Boston Red Sox have picked Bobby Valentine to be their next manager and the sides were working to complete a contract.
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Maddux leaves Cubs, joins brother in Texas
Greg Maddux is leaving the Chicago Cubs to join the Texas Rangers, reuniting him with his brother Mike.
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Phillies release Canadian pitcher Mathieson
Right-hander Scott Mathieson has been released by the Philadelphia Phillies, allowing him to sign with a team in Asia.
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Loewen signs minor league deal with Mets
Canadian pitcher-turned-outfielder Adam Loewen has agreed to a minor league contract with the New York Mets.
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Giants extend coach Bochy, GM Sabean
San Francisco general manager Brian Sabean and manager Bruce Bochy have received contract extensions taking them through the 2013 season.
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Tao of Stieb: Unpleasant business in LF
Having finally gotten around to assessing the Blue Jays options in left field, the conclusion is an obvious, albeit upsetting one.
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Report: Cubs reach out to Pujols agent
The Chicago Cubs have contacted the agent for free agent first-basemen Albert Pujols, according to an online report.
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Top of the 49th: Flip the burner to high
The Blue Jays hot stove has been lukewarm of late, but thanks to Bob Elliott of the Toronto Sun, the burner was flipped to high on Tuesday.
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Broxton signs one-year deal with Royals
The Kansas City Royals have agreed to terms with right-handed relief pitcher Jonathan Broxton, the team announced on Tuesday.
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Fan Fuel: Top 10 Blue Jays prospects
Fan Fuel's Eric Brandt takes a look at the top 10 prospects in the Toronto Blue Jays organization.
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Adding a closer top priority for Blue Jays
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Nov 28 2011
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Braves SP Hudson has successful back surgery
The Braves say RHP Tim Hudson is expected to be ready for spring training after having surgery to repair a herniated disc in his back.
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Top of the 49th: Molina as Jays closer?
During an apperance on Sportsnet Radio Fan 590 Monday, John Farrell offered up an intriguing option for his team's closer vacancy.
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Fan Fuel: Five FAs the Jays should target
Fan Fuel's Eric Brandt looks at five free agents the Blue Jays should target for next season.
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Astros fire GM Wade and team president Smith
The Houston Astros have fired general manager Ed Wade and team president Tal Smith.
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Braves SP Hudson has successful back surgery
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Nov 26 2011
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Blue Jays acquire 2B Valbuena from Indians
The Toronto Blue Jays acquired second basemen Luis Valbuena from the Cleveland Indians on Saturday in exchange for cash considerations.
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Blue Jays acquire 2B Valbuena from Indians
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Nov 25 2011
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Buchholz for Farrell a fair deal? You tell us
Would you be willing to let John Farrell manage the Red Sox in exchange for Clay Buchholz? We know Boston's answer.
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Buchholz for Farrell a fair deal? You tell us
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Nov 23 2011
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Royals and left-hander Bruce Chen agree to 2-year contract
A person familiar with the deal tells The Associated Press that the Kansas City Royals have agreed to a two-year contract with left-hander Bruce Chen.
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Deals done but baseball ponders change to draft
A day after the new labour deal, baseball ponders changes to draft system.
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Jays re-acquire Jeroloman off waivers
The Toronto Blue Jays have re-acquired catcher Brian Jeroloman on waivers from the Pittsburgh Pirates.
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Brewers offer arbitration to Fielder, Rodriguez
The Milwaukee Brewers have offered arbitration to Prince Fielder and right-handed reliever Francisco Rodriguez.
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Royals and left-hander Bruce Chen agree to 2-year contract
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Nov 22 2011
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National League MVP: Braun beats out Kemp
The NL MVP will be awarded Tuesday at 2 p.m. ET and as was the case yesterday, the voters are presented with another interesting dilemma...
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Homeless man breaks into White Sox GM's house
Authorities say a homeless man broke into Chicago White Sox general manager Kenny Williams' downtown townhouse.
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MLB to limit players' tobacco use during games
Baseball's new labour deal will limit the use of smokeless tobacco by players, but not ban it during games, as some groups had sought.
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Report: Red Sox maintained Farrell pursuit
A change in Toronto Blue Jays team policy hasn’t deterred the Boston Red Sox in their pursuit of John Farrell, according to a report.
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MLB players, owners sign 5-year labour deal
Major League Baseball players and owners have signed an agreement for a new labour contract.
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Nathan excited to close for new club
Back-to-back American League championships got the Texas Rangers another prize in closer Joe Nathan.
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Police: Halman slaying tied to loud music
Police say an argument about loud music could be the reason Seattle Mariners outfielder Greg Halman was stabbed to death.
- PTS: Bautista and McCown talk MVP
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Fan Fuel: Why La Russa won't be into Cooperstown
Fan Fuel's Dave King explains why the third most successful MLB manager may not make it into the Hall of Fame.
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National League MVP: Braun beats out Kemp
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Nov 21 2011
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Red Sox interview Valentine for manager's job
Valentine formally interviewed for the Boston job on Monday when he met with general manager Ben Cherington and other members of the Red Sox
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Top of the 49th: Bautista weighs in on MVP
Jose Bautista doesn't think Justin Verlander--or any other pitcher--should be eligible for the MVP award. There, he said it.
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Mariners OF Halman fatally stabbed in Holland
Seattle Mariners outfielder Greg Halman was stabbed to death early Monday and his brother was arrested as a suspect.
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Fan Fuel: Who will win AL MVP?
Fan Fuel's Isaac Owusu breaks down the contenders for the American League's Most Valuable Player award.
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Fan Fuel: Who will win the NL MVP award?
Fan Fuel's Isaac Owusu looks at the contenders for the National League MVP award.
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Japanese star Iwakuma wants to play in MLB
Japanese pitcher Hisashi Iwakuma told his team on Monday he will become a free agent with hopes of moving to the major leagues.
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Red Sox interview Valentine for manager's job
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Nov 20 2011
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Verlander adds MVP to Cy Young award
The AL MVP will be awarded Monday at 2 p.m. ET and it's a wide-open race. Sportsnet's baseball team has made their picks. Who's yours?
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Anthopoulos: Bautista deserves MVP award
Blue Jays slugger Jose Bautista was under a lot of pressure after signing a long-term contract extension and becoming the face of the franchise after his breakout 2010 campaign.
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Verlander adds MVP to Cy Young award
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Nov 19 2011
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Baseball labour deal includes HGH testing
A person familiar with the deal tells The Associated Press that baseball's new labour contract will include blood testing for HGH.
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Baseball labour deal includes HGH testing
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Nov 18 2011
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Top of 49th: Uniforms weren't the only news
Expanded playoffs, a new CBA and a few Blue Jays roster moves meant their new uniforms weren't the only topic of conversation on Friday.
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Fan Fuel: Do you like the new Blue Jays uniforms?
Okay Toronto Blue Jays fans, the new uniforms are in and Fan Fuel wants to know what you think.
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PTS: Lawrie discusses new-look jerseys
Brett Lawrie joins the PTS roundtable to discuss the new look Blue Jays, look back on his rookie season, and look ahead to the upcoming one.
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Valentine looks forward to talks with BoSox
Bobby Valentine says he has spoken with the Boston Red Sox about their vacant managerial position.
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MLB reaches verbal deal with players' union
Baseball players and owners have reached a verbal agreement on a five-year labour contract and hope to have a signed deal by next week.
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Ramos in terrific shape despite kidnapping
A week after being kidnapped, Nationals catcher Wilson Ramos has been checked by team doctors during a quick trip to Washington.
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Fox Sports request to delay Dodgers sale
A Delaware bankruptcy judge is set to hear arguments on a request by Fox Sports to delay the Dodgers' plan to sell media rights to games.
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Jays unveil logo, uniforms with retro look
The Toronto Blue Jays took a page from their past in the design of their new look, which the team unveiled on Friday.
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Top of 49th: Uniforms weren't the only news
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Nov 17 2011
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Report: Molina close to deal with Rays
According to a report from Fox Sports, Jose Molina is close to a one-year deal with the Tampa Bay Rays.
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Owners approve sale of Astros to Crane
The Houston Astros will soon be playing the American League and new owner Jim Crane is promising many other changes, too.
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Cubs hire Sveum as their new manager
The Chicago Cubs have hired Milwaukee Brewers hitting coach Dale Sveum as their new manager.
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MLB to add two wild card teams for 2013
Major League Baseball announced plans to expand its playoffs by two teams Thursday, no later than 2013 and possibly as early as 2012.
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Fox Sports seeking extension in Dodgers case
Lawyers for Fox Sports are asking a Delaware bankruptcy judge to delay consideration of the L.A. Dodgers' plan to sell media rights.
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Report: Ottawa eyes Jays double-A team
Professional baseball could be returning to Ottawa in 2013 and it might very well be in the form of the Toronto Blue Jays double-A affiliate
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Kershaw beats Doc for NL Cy Young
Clayton Kershaw of the Los Angeles Dodgers was named the NL Cy Young winner Thusday, beating out Roy Halladay of the Philadelphia Phillies.
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Report: Molina close to deal with Rays
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Nov 16 2011
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Brewers looking with or without Fielder
The Milwaukee Brewers are considering their options while star slugger Prince Fielder tests the free agent market.
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Eight charged in Ramos kidnapping
Venezuelan authorities have formally charged eight suspects in the kidnapping of Washington Nationals catcher Wilson Ramos.
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McGwire, Duncan staying with Cards
Mark McGwire and Dave Duncan are staying on with the St. Louis Cardinals under new manager Mike Matheny.
- Wright understands Mets exploring trade
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Jays claim injured reliever off waivers
The Toronto Blue Jays have claimed reliever Cole Kimball off waivers from the Washington Nationals, the team announced Wednesday.
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Report: MLB forcing Astros move to AL
A suorce tells The AP that MLB only agreed to the pending sale of the Houston Astros to Jim Crane after he agreed to move the team to the AL.
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Maddon, Gibson named top managers
Joe Maddon of the Tampa Bay Rays and Kirk Gibson of the Arizona Diamondbacks were named top managers in their respective leagues Wednesday.
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Dodgers sue Fox Sports for interference
The Los Angeles Dodgers are complaining that Fox Sports is illegally trying to interfere with efforts to sell the team and it assets.
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Francona says he won't manage in 2012
After being passed over for the managerial job in St. Louis, Terry Francona has decided he’s going to take a year away from the game.
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Fan Fuel: Who will win the NL Cy Young?
Here’s a look at the contenders for the NL Cy Young in what could possibly be the closest awards race of the year.
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Brewers looking with or without Fielder
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Nov 15 2011
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Astros' sale could be approved Thursday
The proposed sale of the Astros from Drayton McLane to Jim Crane is expected to be approved when major league owners vote Thursday.
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Tao of Stieb: Put the blue back in Blue Jays
If you've been reading this blog or following us on Twitter, you know that aesthetic considerations weigh heavy on our pointy head.
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Phillies introduce Papelbon
Jonathan Papelbon talks about the excitement of starting his new chapter as the Phillies closer.
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Fan Fuel: Who will win manager of the year?
MLB will name it's manger of the year on Wednesday for both the AL and the NL. Here are the top contenders to take home the honour.
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Police arrest suspects in Ramos kidnapping
Venezuelan police said Monday that two more suspects have been arrested in the kidnapping of Washington Nationals catcher Wilson Ramos.
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Boras: Separate markets for Fielder, Pujols
Scott Boras is already making his case for Prince Fielder over Albert Pujols, emphasizing that Fielder is four years younger.
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Astros' sale could be approved Thursday
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Nov 14 2011
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Kemp hopes to stay a Dodger amid reports
Matt Kemp says he wants to remain with the Los Angeles Dodgers but no deal has been reached amid reports.
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Source: MLB players, owners close on deal
Baseball players and owners have moved closer to an agreement on a five-year labour contract.
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Verlander unanimous AL CY Young winner
Detroit Tigers starter Justin Verlander was named the American League Cy Young Award winner Tuesday, and it wasn’t even close.
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Champion Cardinals make Matheny new manager
The St. Louis Cardinals have introduced Mike Matheny as their new manager.
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Fan Fuel: Who will win the AL Cy Young?
On the eve of the announcement of the AL Cy Young award winner, here’s a look at who the best pitchers were in the American League for 2011.
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Kimbrel, Hellickson named top MLB rookies
Craig Kimbrel was the unanimous choice Monday for NL Rookie of the Year. Jeremy Hellickson of the Tampa Bay Rays took home AL honours.
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Report: D-backs reach deal with Hill
Two people familiar with the deal say second baseman Aaron Hill has reached an agreement to re-sign with the Arizona Diamondbacks.
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Kemp hopes to stay a Dodger amid reports
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Nov 13 2011
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Cardinals tab Matheny as new manager
The St. Louis Cardinals say they will announce the hiring of Mike Matheny as manager during a news conference Monday.
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Cardinals tab Matheny as new manager
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Nov 12 2011
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Lamont 5th to interview with Red Sox
The Boston Red Sox are interviewing Gene Lamont for their managerial opening. Lamont has been the third base coach for the Tigers since '06.
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Ramos thankful to be alive after kidnapping
Wilson Ramos embraced investigators who planned his rescue and said he had wondered whether he would survive a two-day kidnapping ordeal.
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Former Expos pitcher Lea found dead
Charlie Lea, who was the first French-born pitcher to throw a no-hitter in the major leagues, has died. He was 54.
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Lamont 5th to interview with Red Sox
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Nov 11 2011
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Nationals' catcher Ramos rescued by police
Venezuelan police rescued Washington Nationals catcher Wilson Ramos on Friday, two days after he was kidnapped.
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Jays’ Lovullo interviews with Red Sox
Jays first base coach Torey Lovullo was in Boston Friday to interview for the job as Red Sox manager.
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Cubs interview Alomar as final candidate
Sandy Alomar Jr. became the fourth, and possibly final, candidate to interview for the Chicago Cubs' managerial vacancy.
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MLB could approve Astros sale next week
The proposed sale of the Houston Astros from Drayton McLane to Jim Crane is on the agenda for approval when baseball owners meet next week.
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Report: Papelbon to sign with Phillies
The Philadelphia Phillies are closing in a four-year deal with free agent closer Jonathan Papelbon, according to multiple online reports.
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Hamilton has successful surgery for hernia
Texas Rangers outfielder Josh Hamilton had successful surgery Friday to repair a sports hernia.
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Cubs interview Alomar Jr. for manager's spot
Cleveland Indians bench coach Sandy Alomar Jr. interviewed for the Chicago Cubs managerial opening Friday.
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Pujols receives contract offer from Marlins
A source requesting anonymity tells The Associated Press that free-agent slugger Albert Pujols was visiting the Florida Marlins on Friday.
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Venezuela hunts for Nats' Ramos, kidnappers
Venezuelan authorities say they're confident they can quickly solve the kidnapping of Washington Nationals catcher Wilson Ramos.
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Nationals' catcher Ramos rescued by police
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Nov 10 2011
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Tao of Stieb: Off-season dispatches
It’s been a quiet first week on the free-agent front, which means there’s been plenty of time to ponder what the Blue Jays are planning.
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Rangers' Hamilton might have sports hernia
Rangers slugger Josh Hamilton is undergoing tests to determine if he has a sports hernia and will need surgery.
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Injury could force Giants' Burrell to retire
Pat Burrell says his baseball career is likely over because of a right foot injury that limited him in 2011 for the Giants.
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Tao of Stieb: Off-season dispatches
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Nov 9 2011
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Nationals' Ramos kidnapped in Venezuela
Washington Nationals catcher Wilson Ramos has been kidnapped in his native Venezuela.
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Jorge Posada finished with the Yankees
Speaking Wednesday, Posada said he will not return to the Yankees and has heard from several teams other interested in his services.
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Source: Marlins trying to reel in Reyes
A person familiar with discussions between Jose Reyes and the Florida Marlins says the team is courting the free-agent shortstop in Miami.
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Yankees to target big-name pitchers?
Yankees GM Brian Cashman said it's too early in the off-season to determine whether he'll go for a big-name addition to his rotation.
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Rangers’ Maddux interviews for Cubs' top job
Texas Rangers pitching coach Mike Maddux has interviewed for the open manager's job with the Chicago Cubs.
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Nationals' Ramos kidnapped in Venezuela
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Nov 8 2011
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Show for Stow
Giants third base coach Tim Flannery aims to keep injured fan Bryan Stow taken care of.
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Cardinals interview Francona
Former Boston Red Sox manager Terry Francona has interviewed with the St. Louis Cardinals for their manager opening.
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New Jays unis to be unveiled Nov. 18?
Is Friday, Nov. 18 the day the Toronto Blue Jays will unveil their rumoured new uniforms? A invitation sent out by the team suggests so.
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O's Simon acquitted of manslaughter charge
Baltimore Orioles reliever Alfredo Simon has been acquitted of an involuntary manslaughter charge.
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Live: MLB off-season Hot Stove chatter
Keep it here all winter long for the latest Blue Jays and MLB off-season news, rumours, trades and signings as they break on Twitter.
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Duquette named O's VP of baseball ops
Dan Duquette was introduced Tuesday as the Orioles new executive vice-president of baseball operations.
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Show for Stow
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Nov 7 2011
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Cubs interview Sveum for managing job
Dale Sveum felt as though he was seeing the same pitch twice when he interviewed for the Chicago Cubs' managing job.
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Orioles officially announce Duquette hiring
The Baltimore Orioles have formally announced the hiring of Dan Duquette as executive vice-president of baseball operations.
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Maddux pulls out of BoSox managerial search
Texas Rangers pitching coach Mike Maddux has withdrawn from consideration for the manager's job with the Boston Red Sox.
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Twins fire Smith, Ryan named interim GM
The Minnesota Twins have fired general manager Bill Smith and returned Terry Ryan to the role on an interim basis.
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Jays promote Walker to bullpen coach
The Toronto Blue Jays promoted Pete Walker to bullpen coach Monday to replace Pat Hentgen.
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Fan Fuel: Top 10 MLB Free Agents
With MLB free agency officially underway, here’s a look at who I believe are the top 10 free agents available this year.
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Cubs interview Sveum for managing job
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Nov 6 2011
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Cano, Wigginton help MLB stars sweep Taiwan
Robinson Cano hit a solo home runs lead an MLB All-Star team to a win over Taiwan and a sweep of their five-game series.
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Cano, Wigginton help MLB stars sweep Taiwan
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Nov 5 2011
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Morse leads MLB stars to win over Taiwan
Michael Morse hit a two-run single in the sixth inning to lead the MLB All-Star team to a 3-2 win over the Taiwan national team Saturday.
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Morse leads MLB stars to win over Taiwan
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Nov 4 2011
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Former Cardinals pitcher Forsch dies at 61
Less than a week after he threw out the first pitch at Game 7 of the World Series, former St. Louis Cardinals pitcher Bob Forsch has died.
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Source: Cardinals interview Matheny
A person with knowledge of the search tells AP that former St. Louis catcher Mike Matheny has been interviewed for the Cardinals manager job
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Tao of Stieb: No Johnny Mac comeback
We hope that Jays fans see John McDonald opting not to return to Toronto as a good thing for all parties.
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Jays re-acquire Magnuson from A's for cash
The Toronto Blue Jays have acquired right-handed pitcher Trystan Magnuson from the Oakland Athletics in exchange for cash considerations.
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Former Cardinals pitcher Forsch dies at 61
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Nov 3 2011
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MLBPA selects Verlander as player of the year
Tigers ace Justin Verlander has been selected player of the year in voting by the Major League Baseball Players Association.
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Dodgers owner forced to pay ex-wife $131M
Court documents show Los Angeles Dodgers owner Frank McCourt must pay his former wife, Jamie, US$131 million as part of their divorce settlement.
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Source: Wang, Nationals agree to contract
Chien-Ming Wang and the Washington Nationals have agreed to the terms of a contract, pending a physical, according to sources.
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Giants' great Matty Alou, dies at age 72
Matty Alou, once part of an all-Alou outfield for the San Francisco Giants with brothers Felipe and Jesus, died Thursday in his native Dominican Republic.
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Cubs to interview Phillies bench coach
The Chicago Cubs will interview Philadelphia Phillies bench coach Pete Mackanin for their vacant manager's job on Friday.
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Maddux to interview with Red Sox, Cubs
Texas Rangers pitching coach Mike Maddux has been given permission to interview for the manager openings with the Boston Red Sox and Chicago Cubs.
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The List: MLB free agent failures
Baseball's free agent frenzy kicks off Thursday, with millions of dollars sure to be splashed on talent, some proven and some more questionable
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McEwing, Maloney interviewed by Cardinals
Ryne Sandberg is among the candidates who will be interviewing for the manager position with the St. Louis Cardinals.
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Top of the 49th: Top 20 MLB free agents
The Major League Baseball free agent signing period is officially open and these 20 players can expect to break the bank this winter.
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Jays outright OF Loewen, LHP Carlson
The Toronto Blue Jays have outrighted outfielder Adam Loewen and pitcher Jesse Carlson off the 40-man roster.
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MLBPA selects Verlander as player of the year
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Nov 2 2011
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BoSox interview Brewers' Sveum for manager
Dale Sveum remembers both good times and tough times in Boston. Now, he'd like another chance with the Red Sox -- as manager.
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'Johnny Mac' agrees to deal with D-backs
John McDonald won't be returning to Toronto next season after coming to terms on a two-year contract with the Arizona Diamondbacks.
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Bautista wins second straight Silver Slugger
For the second year in a row, Toronto Blue Jays Jose Bautista has won a Silver Slugger Award.
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Rangers outright five, lose O'Day on waivers
Texas Rangers outright five players off their 40-man roster, lose right-hander O'Day on waiver claim.
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Statue of Cards' Pujols unveiled in St. Louis
With hundreds of fans cheering and many urging him to stay, St. Louis Cardinals star Albert Pujols watched the unveiling of a 10-foot statue of himself Wednesday.
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Tentative deal reached in Mets-Madoff suit
Lawyers reach a tentative deal in the Mets-Madoff lawsuit over $16M in 401(k) assets.
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Epstein fires Quade in first Cubs move
Theo Epstein, the team's new president of baseball operations, announced That Cubs' manager Mike Quade will not return next season.
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McCourt, MLB prepare to sell Dodgers
The Los Angeles Dodgers are headed to a bankruptcy court auction with an expected US$1 billion sale price.
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BoSox interview Brewers' Sveum for manager
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Nov 1 2011
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BoSox, Dodgers win three Gold Gloves apiece
The Red Sox and Dodgers each took home three Gold Glove awards on Tuesday.
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The deafening silence of MLB's off-season
After a roaring end to the 2011 Major League Baseball season, the finality of it all has just started to hit fans.
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Doubtful Ordonez, Guillen will return to Tigers
Detroit Tigers GM Dave Dombrowski says it is highly unlikely free agents Magglio Ordonez and Carlos Guillen will be back next season.
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Top of the 49th: MLB off-season primer
Will the Cincinnati Reds put Joey Votto on the block? It's just one of several fascinating storylines worth following this off-season.
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Cashman signs new deal with Yankees
Brian Cashman has signed a three-year contract with the New York Yankees, a day after his previous deal as general manager expired.
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MLB stars defeat Taiwan's national team 7-0
Curtis Granderson hit a grand slam to lead a team of major league stars to a 7-0 win over Taiwan's national team on Tuesday.
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Jays hope Encarnacion can reach potential
The Toronto Blue Jays continue to dream on Edwin Encarnacion, hoping one of these days he'll find a way fulfil his potential.
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MLB Fast Cast: CC staying in NY
The latest MLB news including Tony La Russa's retirement, and CC Sabathia re-signing with the Yankees.
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BoSox, Dodgers win three Gold Gloves apiece
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