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    Damon and Holliday both are represented by the same agent, Scott Boras. "They could play Matt Holliday in right field, too" Boras said. "He has a strong arm. They have needs for two outfielders." Full Article at ABC News
    They could play Matt Holliday in right field, too
    Scott Boras – Scott Boras SOURCE: ABC News 2 weeks ago
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Yankees Turn Attention to No 28
  1. I have to talk with my family
    SOURCE: ABC News 2 weeks ago
  2. He went through a tough year last year — the marital problems and the divorce, and that's never easy, and then the hip problem and then the steroid use. I think there was a relief when he got through everything and got to the other side.
    SOURCE: ABC News 2 weeks ago
  3. Certainly St. Louis has an interest in Matt
    Scott Boras – Scott Boras SOURCE: ABC News 2 weeks ago
  4. It pretty much comes pretty quick. I'll be in Chicago with the other GMs on Monday. Two trades already have taken place.
    SOURCE: ABC News 2 weeks ago
  5. He has a strong arm. They have needs for two outfielders.
    SOURCE: ABC News 2 weeks ago
  6. I got to talk to Shelley Duncan to see if he allows me to wear it
    Joe Girardi – Joe Girardi SOURCE: ABC News 2 weeks ago
  7. I think there was a burden that was probably lifted off of him when he came back from Colorado and had a chance to self reflect
    Joe Girardi – Joe Girardi SOURCE: ABC News 2 weeks ago
  8. This group will become legendary — similar to the 26 world championship teams that preceded them.
    SOURCE: ABC News 2 weeks ago
  9. It's a ton of joy ... There's a sense of relief because you know that you could rest your mind a little bit for a while.
    Joe Girardi – Joe Girardi SOURCE: ABC News 2 weeks ago

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