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But the Red Sox, the team with the most reported interest in Gonzalez, probably will need to offer major-league pieces to entice the Padres. Full Article at FOX Sports
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Thursday October 15, 2009 NL Rookie of the Year Award As I spoke about earlier this week, the Baseball Bloggers Alliance is doing their own version of the BBWAA end of season awards. Full Article at Sports Blogs
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Chris Ello, in a post to his blog for 619Sports.net, is reporting that the Padres have left Adrian Gonzalez off of their 2010 season ticket brochure. Ello wonders if this means that the Padres do not plan to have Gonzalez on their team next season. Full Article at Sports Blogs
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: Adrian Gonzalez will be dealt, it is only a question of when the Padres' former GM told the New York Daily News. "They're going to have a $40 million payroll for the foreseeable future," recently fired Padres GM Kevin Towers told the paper. Full Article at CBS Sports
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With the fight for ownership of the Dodgers expected to hit the courts this week, the commissioner's office is monitoring the proceedings but expecting little effect on the daily operations of the club. Full Article at The San Jose Mercury News
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He was a huge surprise he blew us away ... He was surprisingly clear in the way he would build a staff and run the team. The further into the interview he got, the more excited he became by the potential of managing. We left the interview believing he will be an impact major-league manager someday. The ...
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Last year, I can't do nothing about it, because I didn't play every day ... You don't play every day, it's tough.
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Money is tight all over the world and certainly on the South Side ... We're going to spend whatever we have available, but it's not much.
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His improvement in the last two years has been phenomenal ... I don't remember seeing one player improving so much over time. It's been very limited action because he's been in the National League. But he's not only the slugger Ryan Howard, now he's a great-hitter-with-great-power Ryan Howard.
