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Twins sticking with Cuddyer

The Minnesota Twins announced yesterday they have picked up outfielder Michael Cuddyer’s $10.5 million option for 2011. Cuddyer hit a career-high 32 home runs to lead the team. Full Article at Boston Globe

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  1. We've got four (major league) infielders for two positions ... We have Alexi Casilla, Nick Punto, Brendan Harris and Matt Tolbert; plus, we have two other young players in the system in Luke Hughes and Danny Valencia. That's six candidates for second and third base.
    – Bill Smith (baseball) SOURCE: TwinCities.com 3 weeks ago
  2. As a player, over the years you mature mentally and physically
    – Michael Cuddyer SOURCE: TwinCities.com 3 weeks ago
  3. We're optimistic that he's going to keep performing at a high level ... He's been a good player for us. He had a good year this year, and we're counting on him to continue to be a leader on the field and off the field.
    – Bill Smith (baseball) SOURCE: Minneapolis Star Tribune 3 weeks ago
  4. He's been a leader since we drafted him out of high school
    – Bill Smith (baseball) SOURCE: TwinCities.com 3 weeks ago
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