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2011 Major League Baseball Salaries
NEW YORK (AP) - The 2011 salaries for the 844 major league baseball players on opening day rosters and disabled lists. Figures were obtained by The Associated Press from management and player sources and include salaries and pro-rated shares of signing...Tags: Jason Donald, Jeff Francis, Brandon Wood, Kyle Kendrick, Miguel Montero
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Major League Baseball: Kubel's smash puts Minnesota Twins over Cleveland Indians
MINNEAPOLIS - Ever so gradually, the Minnesota Twins are finally starting to show signs of the team that was expected to contend for a third straight division title. Belle Fourche native Jason Kubel had a two-run double in the seventh inning that lifted...Tags: Jason Kubel, Grady Sizemore, Sports, Michael Brantley, Justin Morneau
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Phillies' Halladay throws No-Hitter in MLB Playoff Game
Web ReporterPHILADELPHIA (AP) - Roy Halladay spent his whole career waiting for this start, wondering what it would be like to pitch in the playoffs. It was better than he - or anyone else - could have predicted. Halladay threw the second no-hitter in postseason...Tags: Nolan Ryan, Cincinnati Reds, Sports, All Stars, Roy Oswalt
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Cliff Lee Throws Complete Game
Web ReporterCliff Lee struck out seven in a six-hitter and the Seattle Mariners beat Cincinnati 1-0 on Friday night to knock the Reds out of first place in the NL Central. Lee (5-3) earned his fifth career shutout and first since Sept. 15 for Philadelphia against...Tags: Ichiro Suzuki, Seattle Mariners, Pete Carroll, Prostate Cancer, Ramon Hernandez
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Felix Throws Complete Game, Beat Reds 5-1
Web ReporterFelix Hernandez threw a five-hitter and Michael Saunders backed the right-hander with a hit a three-run homer to give the Seattle Mariners a 5-1 win over the Cincinnati Reds on Saturday night. The Mariners won their third consecutive game and shut down...Tags: Ichiro Suzuki, Seattle Mariners, Cincinnati Reds, Ramon Hernandez, Lower Back Pain
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Rowland-Smith Earns 1st Win of the Year
Web ReporterRyan Rowland-Smith had a little extra motivation in looking for his first victory of the season. Rowland-Smith's sister and mother both were in the stands Sunday when he pitched against Cincinnati. It was the first time his sister, who lives in Hong...Tags: Seattle Mariners, Spring Training, Hong Kong, Arthur Rhodes, Jack Wilson
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The Yankees Are Headed To The American League Championship
ASSOCIATE PRESSMINNEAPOLIS (AP) - Alex Rodriguez finally delivered the playoff performance he needed and his talent demanded, powering the New York Yankees back to the AL championship series. During this first-round sweep of the Twins, Rodriguez's performance was...Tags: Derek Jeter, Sports, All Stars, Jorge Posada, Alex Rodriguez
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Orioles' Guthrie impressive for second straight start
There might not be enough time left in the season for Jeremy Guthrie to achieve the number of wins he had hoped for before the year began, or to get his ERA down to a number with which he can be satisfied.
But if Guthrie continues over the next month...Tags: Trips and Vacations, Pies and Tarts, Baltimore Orioles, Sports, Minnesota Twins
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Sweet whiff
![What Los Angeles Angels catcher Josh Paul described as "kind of a one-in-a-million shot" Wednesday night transformed the White Sox's 17 innings of frustration into a zany combination of relief and excitement.](http://www.chicagotribune.com/media/thumbnails/story/2005-10/19937382.jpg "What Los Angeles Angels catcher Josh Paul described as "kind of a one-in-a-million shot\" Wednesday night transformed the White Sox's 17 innings of frustration into a zany combination of relief and excitement.")
Tribune staff reporterWhat Los Angeles Angels catcher Josh Paul described as "kind of a one-in-a-million shot" Wednesday night transformed the White Sox's 17 innings of frustration into a zany combination of relief and excitement. That miracle occurred when A.J. Pierzynski...Tags: Pablo Ozuna, Vladimir Guerrero, Josh Paul, Sports, Joe Crede
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From the Cubicle
In 1959 Mayor Richard J. Daley switched on the city's civil defense air-raid sirens when the White Sox clinched the pennant, sending Russian-fearing non-baseball fans into a frenzy. The Sox, up three games to one over the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim in...Tags: Neal Cotts, Vladimir Guerrero, Don Drysdale, Jon Garland, Sports
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Angels steal 1
Tribune staff reporterNo. 3 hitter Jermaine Dye tried to generate some offense Tuesday night with a sixth-inning bunt attempt and catcher A.J. Pierzynski tried to steal second base in the seventh. Right idea, wrong players. On Tuesday they played out of sorts in a 3-2 loss...Tags: Vladimir Guerrero, Pablo Ozuna, Ozzie Guillen, Juan Uribe, Bengie Molina
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Jon. Paul. Bingo.
Tribune staff reporterThe White Sox assured themselves Friday night of at least one more postseason home game. Whether it's in the American League Championship Series or World Series remains to be seen, but the Sox regained much of their magical regular-season touch by...Tags: Vladimir Guerrero, Jon Garland, Sports, Joe Crede, All Stars
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