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Red Sox 2nd baseman Dustin Pedroia wins AL MVP

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NEW YORK -- Boston's Dustin Pedroia won the AL MVP award Tuesday, becoming the first second baseman to earn the honor in nearly a half-century. Pedroia easily beat out Minnesota slugger Justin Morneau and added to his ever-expanding trophy case. Full Article at Kentucky.com

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  1. He's such a good player ... When the game's on the line, he's a better player.
    Terry Francona – Terry Francona SOURCE: Boston Globe 12 months ago
  2. his goal was to become the first player to start his workouts in the offseason. He was back home working out in three days. And hasn't stopped since. That's the kind of pride he has. He always wants to be the best. I can't wait to hear the (trash talk) at the gym now. He'll be all over these big strappi...
    Andre Ethier – Andre Ethier SOURCE: USA Today 12 months ago
  3. No one plays bigger ... I don't know anyone who loves the game like he does.
    David Ortiz – David Ortiz SOURCE: USA Today 12 months ago
  4. We were really ecstatic Dustin was there
    Theo Epstein – Theo Epstein SOURCE: Boston Globe 12 months ago
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