Red Sox finalize two-year deal with catcher RossBOSTON (AP) -- The Boston Red Sox have signed catcher David Ross to a two-year deal worth $6.2 million. |
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Bucs' Huntington offers peek behind curtainNov 14, 2012
Evan Drellich, MLB.com Pirates GM Neal Huntington, Red Sox GM Ben Cherington and Indians GM Chris Antonetti discussed the state of the game during a panel at the trio's alma mater, the University of Massachusetts Amherst. |
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R.A. Dickey and David Price are Cy Young Award winners. Cliff Corcoran says both results were unprecedented in their own way, and not because baseball's best pitcher was denied. |
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Owners, execs descend on Chicago for meetingsNov 14, 2012
CHICAGO (AP) -- While the Miami Marlins and Toronto Blue Jays worked on a blockbuster trade with far-reaching implications, major league owners and executives descended on Chicago on Wednesday for the first of two days of meetings. |
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Rays' Maddon reacts to Blue Jays' tradeNov 14, 2012
As if the Rays weren't already in a tough spot competing in the American League East, the Blue Jays appear poised to make the division a legitimate five-team dogfight come 2013. |
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Four Japanese free agents seek move to majorsNov 14, 2012
TOKYO (AP) -- Pitcher Kyuji Fujikawa of the Hanshin Tigers was one of four professional baseball players in Japan who became unrestricted free agents Wednesday in hopes of moving to Major League Baseball. |
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Price edges Verlander for AL Cy Young awardNov 14, 2012
ESPN.com news services, ESPN.com Tampa Bay Rays ace David Price won the American League Cy Young Award on Wednesday, barely edging 2011 winner Justin Verlander. |
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Cherington reflects on his journey with Red SoxNov 14, 2012
Evan Drellich, MLB.com Ben Cherington visited the University of Massachusetts Amherst on Tuesday, talking about job challenges, as well as his relationships with agents and fellow GMs. |
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Scully, Mattingly, Werner to be honored at ceremonyNov 14, 2012
Evan Drellich, MLB.com Red Sox chairman Tom Werner, legendary Dodgers broadcaster Vin Scully and Dodgers manager Don Mattingly will all be honored at a ceremony in Los Angeles in January. |
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Marlins' payroll purge angers fansNov 14, 2012
MIAMI (AP) -- The attendance-challenged Miami Marlins have antagonized fans yet again by deciding a low-budget team is good enough for their new ballpark. |
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Marlins owner: Trade about last-place finishNov 14, 2012
ESPN.com news services, ESPN.com Marlins owner Jeffrey Loria denied that he was conducting a fire sale in trading many stars to the Blue Jays for prospects. |
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Despite Toronto ties, Cox has no plans to returnNov 14, 2012
Mark Bowman, MLB.com Bobby Cox has always savored the friendships and experiences he gathered while serving as the Blue Jays' manager during the early 1980s. But he is not interested in ending his retirement to fill Toronto's managerial vacancy. |
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Cheapskate Loria dupes Fish fans againNov 14, 2012
If the Miami Marlins are going to dump their team every year, their new manager should be John Calipari. Why not? He can win some games, sell a bunch of tickets and sell a bunch more T-shirts -- and then announce in December that he traded his entire st… |
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Blue Jays' managerial spot even more enticingNov 14, 2012
Gregor Chisholm, MLB.com The Blue Jays' search for a new manager is still ongoing but it one fell swoop the position suddenly became a lot more enticing for potential candidates. Toronto will no longer find itself having to entice a manager to sign on the dotted line. Instead, … |
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It didn't take long for Jeffrey Loria to blow up his grand plan to create an instant winner in his spanking-new, taxpayer-funded stadium in Miami. Less than one year exactly, and nobody in baseball, especially the Yankees, can be particularly happy over… |
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Miami cleaned house by shipping Josh Johnson, Jose Reyes and Mark Buehrle to Toronto. But did the blockbuster actually make the Blue Jays better? Buyer beware, says Cliff Corcoran. |
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