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For the first time of his hall of fame career, Ichiro Suzuki was ejected for arguing balls and strikes on Saturday, September 26th, 2009. How did this happen? Full Article at Sports Blogs
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"He's the only teammate I would ever let do that. In Japan, all relationships are respectful, so no one would ever do that to me," Ichiro said. "If someone else did it here, I'd probably punch them in the face." Full Article at Lookout Landing
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New York Yankees shortstop Derek Jeter tips his helmet after he singled against the Tampa Bay Rays to tie Lou Gehrig's record for career hits by a Yankee during a Sept. 9 game at Yankee Stadium. They don't call it "The Show" for nothing. Full Article at USA Today
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Posted by Dave Studeman Here are a few interesting tidbits from the 2009 season, courtesy of SABR's Madison McEntire: The Yankees became just the 13th team to have six or more players with 80 RBIs, and just the third to have at least seven players... Full Article at Sports Blogs
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SEATTLE – The off-season settled upon Safeco Field on Monday, and there were no visible signs of Ken Griffey Jr.’s tears or the spirited postgame celebration of less than 24 hours earlier. Full Article at SpokesmanReview.com
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You looked at both teams, they were cold
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Our MVP went down, and [Cuddyer] took it upon himself to go over there ... He's played great defense. He's filled in a role as an extra-big bat better than anyone in the league. ... What he's done has just been special. We needed him to pick it up, and he did.
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The only reason we're here is because everybody's stepped their game up ... I've done my part, too, but I think, also, filling in for the guy who was injured puts some attention on myself. Everybody as a group has stepped up, but it's still nice to be recognized, for sure.
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It's been a great team effort to get here, and it had to be a lot of people stepping up ... Michael really, really stepped up big time.
