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  • November 2007
    • White Sox Swap Garland for Angels' Cabrera

      White Sox Swap Garland for Angels' Cabrera

      Chicago White Sox GM Ken Williams, looking for salary flexibility, today traded starter Jon Garland to the Los Angeles Angels for Gold Glove shortstop Orlando Cabrera. Williams also hinted to the Chicago Sun-Times that more deals are in the works. Garland, twice an 18-game winner, had a tough 2007 season like many White Sox, going 10-13 with a 4.36 ERA. More »

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      MLB   baseball   New York Yankees   Boston Red Sox   Chicago White Sox   Mariano Rivera   Mike Lowell

    • Another Regular Season Award for A-Rod

      Another Regular Season Award for A-Rod

      Alex Rodriguez now has a shiny, new AL MVP award to go with his shiny, new contract. Unfortunately, he says, he has no World Series ring to complement them. It was the third such honor for baseball’s highest-paid player, who also won in 2005 with New York and 2003 in Texas. However, he said, “I would trade all three for one world championship. I wouldn't think twice about,” reports the AP. More »

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      MLB   baseball   New York Yankees   Alex Rodriguez   Scott Boras   Brian Cashman

    • Buffett Helps Keep A-Rod in Pinstripes

      Buffett Helps Keep A-Rod in Pinstripes

      When Alex Rodriguez did an end run around agent Scott Boras to make a deal with the Yankees, he wasn't without high-powered advice, reports the Wall Street Journal : Warren Buffett told him to do it. A worried A-Rod called the Sage of Omaha, a personal friend, as sports scribes blasted the slugger for leaving the Yanks. What did Buffett tell A-Rod, whose agent had set his price tag too high? Approach the Yanks without him. More »

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      MLB   baseball   New York Yankees   Alex Rodriguez   Goldman Sachs   Warren Buffett   Scott Boras

    • Jeter a Cheater: New York State

      Jeter a Cheater: New York State

      Derek Jeter is spending the off-season denying he’s a Bronx Bomber. New York officials seeking back taxes from the Yankee—who files in Florida—have answered a judge’s demands to show the ballplayer is “immersed in the community.” If they can prove Jeter’s more a creature of Trump Tower than of Tampa, the Daily News reports, the shortstop may owe the Empire State millions. More »

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      New York Yankees   Florida   taxes   judge   Derek Jeter

    • A-Rod Stays, Thanks to Wall St.

      A-Rod Stays, Thanks to Wall St.

      Alex Rodriguez will be the New York Yankees' third baseman next season. One of Wall Street's power elite convinced A-Rod to sign a new contract as early as today, reports the Wall Street Journal . Gerry Cardinale, an executive at Goldman Sachs, which owns a big stake in the Yankees' television network, YES, negotiated the deal. More »

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      MLB   baseball   New York Yankees   Alex Rodriguez   Goldman Sachs   Texas Rangers   YES Network

    • A-Rod May Head Back to Yanks

      A-Rod May Head Back to Yanks

      The Yankees may get Alex Rodriguez back, and for a (relative) bargain. The slugger is in talks to stay in pinstripes for 10 years and $275 million—about $75 million less than he's been seeking—under a stipulation that his agent isn't involved. Sources tell the NY Daily News A-Rod is playing by the Yanks' rules to save his reputation, which took a hit when he announced that he would opt out of his contract. More »

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      MLB   baseball   New York Yankees   Alex Rodriguez

    • Red Sox Pedroia Top A.L. Rookie

      Red Sox Pedroia Top A.L. Rookie

      He batted .172 in April, yet Dustin Pedroia didn't lose faith -- and today he was rewarded. The Red Sox second baseman was named A.L. Rookie of the Year by baseball writers, easily topping Tampa Bay's Delmon Young. Add that to a World Series win and moving into a new house, and you'd say life is good for the 23-year-old. More »

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      MLB   baseball   New York Yankees   Boston Red Sox   Milwaukee Brewers   2007 World Series

    • Will the Rocket Finally Retire?

      Will the Rocket Finally Retire?

      Roger Clemens looks to be retiring at long last, as he prepares to honor his post-retirement contract with the Houston Astros by working to scout and develop young pitchers. But wait—if a team "has a need for Roger" and the Rocket feels up to it, his agent "would try to work out a contract," reports the Houston Chronicle. More »

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      MLB   baseball   New York Yankees   Roger Clemens   Houston Astros   Brian Cashman   Nolan Ryan

    • Pettitte Ponders Retirement

      Pettitte Ponders Retirement

      In the latest development of a tumultuous Yankees offseason, star pitcher Andy Pettitte declined his $16 million option for 2008. However, his agent stressed that Pettitte's choice was between the Yankees or retirement, saying, "If Andy decides to play, I am confident we can reach an agreement with the Yankees in 24 hours."  General manager Brian Cashman told the Daily News he wanted Pettitte to return. "In fact, I'd say I need him to," he said. More »

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      MLB   baseball   New York Yankees   Alex Rodriguez   Joe Torre   Andy Pettitte   Mariano Rivera   Jorge Posada

    • Dodgers Usher In New Era

      Dodgers Usher In New Era

      The Joe Torre Era began in Los Angeles with a festive news conference in Dodger Stadium's capacious center field, reports the Los Angeles Times. The surefire Hall of Famer reported that longtime sidekicks Larry Bowa and Don Mattingly would also be joining his staff, Mattingly after losing out to Joe Girardi for the Yankees' managerial candidacy. More »

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      MLB   baseball   New York Yankees   Los Angeles Dodgers   Joe Torre   Don Mattingly   Jeff Kent

    • Yanks $100M Short on A-Rod

      Yanks $100M Short on A-Rod

      Not even close. The Yankees fell more than $100 million short of what A-Rod and agent Scott Boras demanded, ESPN reports. Before opting out of his contract, Alex Rodriguez told the Yanks he wanted a deal worth a staggering $350 million over eight years, but the team figured on about $230 million. The two sides never even sat down to try to bridge the difference. More »

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      MLB   baseball   New York Yankees   Alex Rodriguez   A Rod   Scott Boras   sports contracts

    • Go West, Yankee: Torre Signs With Dodgers

      Go West, Yankee: Torre Signs With Dodgers

      After an expedited courtship period, the Los Angeles Dodgers have officially signed ex-Yankee Joe Torre as their manager for the next three years, replacing Grady Little, who stepped down Tuesday. While the details are yet to be disclosed, Torre is expected to haul in $4 million a season, the Los Angeles Times reports. More »

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      MLB   baseball   New York Yankees   Los Angeles Dodgers   Joe Torre   Joe Girardi   Don Mattingly   Grady Little

  • October 2007

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