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Jays to swap Wells for Napoli, Rivera
Toronto Blue Jays general manager Alex Anthopoulos appears to have moved a mountain by dealing outfielder Vernon Wells to the Los Angeles Angels on Friday.
Wells Trade
I was already leaning towards the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim as my biggest losers this offseason. It is now official.
Rogers Clemens
Former Major League Baseball pitcher Roger Clemens Friday asked a judge to dismiss his indictment on charges of obstructing a congressional investigation into doping in the game.
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Price wins Spahn Award
As part of his experience as the Warren Spahn Award winner, David Price got the chance to autograph a baseball with former pitcher Ferguson Jenkins on Thursday.
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It's a lot more than lip service for Axford
With spring training looming, John Axford's moustache is blooming.
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Hal follows in father's footsteps
New York Yankees owner Hal Steinbrenner, whose late father, George, was a famously "hands on" owner, over-ruled general manager Brian Cashman in giving a $35-million deal to relief pitcher Rafael Soriano.
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Twins re-sign Pavano
The Twins and Carl Pavano agreed on a two-year, $16.5 million US on Wednesday to keep the popular mustachioed pitcher in Minnesota.
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Healthy Richmond hopes to crack Jays’ rotation
Scott Richmond had been out throwing baseballs in the Dunedin, Florida, sun before he picked up the phone Thursday morning to do an interview. His right shoulder, he says, is healthy, and he’s looking forward to battling this spring for one of the 10 or 11 spots on the Toronto Blue Jays’ pitching staff.
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A Princely fee for Fielder
Setting himself up for an even bigger payday a year from now, Prince Fielder agreed Tuesday to a $15.5-million contract with the Milwaukee Brewers in the largest one-year deal for a player not yet eligible for free agency.
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Pettite told: 'Don't Brett Favre us'
The Yankees officially secured four pitchers for the 2011 season, though the wait continues for Andy Pettitte, who had one request from general manager Brian Cashman: Don't pull a Brett Favre on us.
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Francis aims to revive career with Royals
There are moments still when Jeff Francis wonders whether the next pitch will bring back the old pain.
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Jays, Bautista appear headed for arbitration
The Toronto Blue Jays avoided arbitration with three more players on Tuesday, but appear headed to a hearing with breakout slugger Jose Bautista.
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Making Hay on coast is fine
The Vancouver Giants' bench boss makes no apologies for the fact that he has found a home on the major-junior stage. It's simply a matter of choice for Hay, who has been there and done that in terms of NHL jobs and has no interest in blindly jumping at the next offer that comes along.
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