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NL MVP: Albert Pujols led the majors in home runs (47), slugging percentage (.658), OPS percentage (1.101) and runs scored (124). Joe Mauer says he would trade his 2009 American League MVP Award for a World Series championship, but the Minnesota Twins' Full Article at USA Today
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Joe Mauer will be a free-agent next year, but will certainly attract big money from all the usual suspects. Major League Baseball handed out its Most Valuable Player awards this week with very little argument over the winners. Full Article at Sports News Canada
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It’s the middle of the day in the middle of the week, it’s time to rewind, not relax. Got some interesting comments on my Tuesday Top Ten List – Most overrated teams and I’d like to follow-up with some rewind thoughts. Full Article at New York Post
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Albert Pujols was unanimously voted National League MVP on Tuesday, becoming the first player to repeat since Barry Bonds won four straight from 2001-04. Full Article at NorthJersey.com
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Pujols said he concentrates on World Series titles, not MVPs. He won his only championship in 2006. "I always make a joke. I got 10 fingers. I want to get nine more rings," he said. "I want to get as many as Derek Jeter has so far (five). Full Article at Myrtle Beach Sun News
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Pujols said he concentrates on World Series titles, not MVPs. He won his only championship in 2006. “I always make a joke. I got 10 fingers. I want to get nine more rings,” he said. “I want to get as many as Derek Jeter has so far (five). Full Article at Bradenton Herald
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NEW YORK -- Minnesota Twins catcher Joe Mauer was named the American League's Most Valuable Player on Monday after winning his third batting title in four seasons. Full Article at China Post
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Pujols said he concentrates on World Series titles, not MVPs. He won his only championship in 2006. “I always make a joke. I got 10 fingers. I want to get nine more rings,” he said. “I want to get as many as Derek Jeter has so far (five). Full Article at Biloxi Sun Herald
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He's still not 30, and already Albert Pujols is nearly halfway to Barry Bonds. At this rate, you've got to give him a real chance of catching Bonds, the record-holder with seven Most Valuable Player awards. Full Article at CBS Sports
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Joe Mauer sat behind a table on a podium in a conference room at the Metrodome when Justin Morneau shouted out the last question of the day. Full Article at Lawrence Journal World
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Pete Rose has more hits than any other man who ever played professional baseball. He finished his long career with 4,256 hits, surpassing the immortal Ty Cobb. Full Article at Bleacher Report
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brought to you by that collar." Twins catcher Joe Mauer wins the American League's Most Valuable Player award. A couple of Yankees finished 2nd and third, Mark Teixeira and Derek Jeter. Talk about streaky. Full Article at Huffington Post
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After becoming the first AL player to lead the league in batting average (.365), on-base percentage (.444) and slugging percentage (.587) since George Brett in 1980, Mauer received 27 of 28 first-place votes and 387 points in MVP balloting... Full Article at The Batavia Daily News
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NEW YORK - Joe Mauer became only the second catcher in 33 years to win the American League Most Valuable Player Award, finishing first in a near-unanimous vote Monday. Full Article at Baltimore Sun
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Statements posted here are those of our readers and do not represent the BaseballThinkFactory. Names are provided by the poster and are not verified. We ask that posters follow our submission policy. Please report any inappropriate comments. Full Article at Baseball Think Factory
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Mauer received 27 of the 28 first-place votes by the Baseball Writers Association of America to easily outdistance Mark Teixeira and Derek Jeter of the New York Yankees. Full Article at The Post Chronicle
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Joe Mauer sat behind a table on a podium in a conference room at the Metrodome when Justin Morneau shouted out the last question of the day. “Are you finally going to buy dinner now?” Morneau said from the audience to his teammate, one MVP to another. Full Article at The Olympian
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Published: Tuesday, November 24, 2009 NEW YORK Joe Mauer sat behind a table on a podium in a conference room at the Metrodome when Justin Morneau shouted out the last question of the day. Full Article at HeraldNet
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The Minnesota Twins' star received 27 of 28 first-place votes and 387 points in balloting by the Baseball Writers' Association of America. Yankees teammates Mark Teixeira (225 points) and Derek Jeter (193) followed. Full Article at San Francisco Chronicle
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There will be some Yankees fans who wake up today disappointed about Joe Mauer beating out Mark Teixeira and Derek Jeter for the American League MVP. Their anger, of course, is unnecessary — Mauer is the deserved winner — but it’s also misguided. Full Article at LoHud.com
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NEW YORK - NOVEMBER 06: Captain Derek Jeter #2 of the New York Yankees celebrates with the championship trophy during the New York Yankees World Series Victory Celebration at City Hall on November 6, 2009 in New York, New York.
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NEW YORK - NOVEMBER 06: Captain Derek Jeter #2 (L) of the New York Yankees speaks on behalf of his team during the New York Yankees World Series Victory Celebration at City Hall on November 6, 2009 in New York, New York.
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NEW YORK - NOVEMBER 06: Derek Jeter # 2 of the New York Yankees, actress Minka Kelly (left, with hat on), and Jorge Posada # 20 of the New York Yankees (on back left of float) celebrate on a float during the Yankees World Series Victory Parade on November 6, 2009 in New York City.
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NEW YORK - NOVEMBER 06: Derek Jeter # 2 of the New York Yankees and actress Minka Kelly (R) celebrate on a float during the Yankees World Series Victory Parade on November 6, 2009 in New York City.
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NEW YORK - NOVEMBER 06: Derek Jeter # 2 of the New York Yankees, actress Minka Kelly (L, with hat), and Jorge Posada # 20 of the New York Yankees (on back left of float) celebrate on a float during the Yankees World Series Victory Parade on November 6, 2009 in New York City.
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NEW YORK - NOVEMBER 06: Derek Jeter # 2 of the New York Yankees, actress Minka Kelly (left, with hat on), and Jorge Posada # 20 of the New York Yankees (on back left of float) celebrate on a float during the Yankees World Series Victory Parade on November 6, 2009 in New York City.
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NEW YORK - NOVEMBER 6: Shortstop Derek Jeter of the New York Yankees speaks during the Yankees World Series victory celebration on the steps of City Hall November 6, 2009 in New York City.
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NEW YORK - NOVEMBER 6: Shortstop Derek Jeter of the New York Yankees stands with New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg as rapper Jay-Z performs during the Yankees World Series victory celebration on the steps of City Hall November 6, 2009 in New York City.
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NEW YORK - NOVEMBER 06: Captain Derek Jeter #2 (R) of the New York Yankees has a laugh with manager Joe Girardi during the New York Yankees World Series Victory Celebration at City Hall on November 6, 2009 in New York, New York.
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I told them, 'You'll never see anything like this again,' ... I can't think of any parades like this. We were a part of the Thanksgiving Day parade a couple of years back, but it's not even close.
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Delta congratulates both Derek Jeter and David Wright for their superior level of performance and leadership, both on and off the field ... Even though the baseball season is over – and what a season it was! – Derek’s and David’s work in the community continues, and Delta is proud to support the philant...
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It's an honor for me to win a championship with those guys. Hey there, Babe and Yogi, Mr. October and Joltin' Joe - you've got company. Teixeira, CC Sabathia and a new generation of Yankees have procured their place in pinstriped lore. We made it look easy, but it wasn't easy
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You never see (Yankees shortstop) Derek Jeter doing this.
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Yogi didn't have the playoffs, though. He went straight to the World Series
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You're a wonderful role model not only for the youth of America but also for our players. You have been the face of baseball for many years, and you're truly deserving of this award ... I don't want to embarrass Derek, but as a player like Derek Jeter, it makes me very proud to be the commissioner of ba...
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Any award that's named after Hank Aaron to me is very special, what he has represented, not only in his playing days but how he handled himself when he was playing off the field and to this day ... I have the utmost respect for him. This is an award that means a lot to me.
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My heartfelt congratulations to Derek Jeter who truly embodies the purpose and spirit of the Roberto Clemente Award ... I also wish to thank all of this year's Award nominees, Major League Baseball, Chevy and other members of our global baseball family for their tireless efforts. They exemplify the impo...
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I think it’s something that every kid dreams of ... If you ever dream of being a baseball player, you’re always in the backyard thinking about hitting a home run in the World Series to win the game.
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Major League Baseball is proud to honor Derek Jeter for the lasting impact the Turn 2 Foundation has made on youth in communities across the country
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He's comfortable ... He's been in those positions before. It's not the first time he's pitched in the World Series. It's not the first time he's won a game. It's not the first time he's pitched on the road. He's been in pretty much every situation you can think of. And he's had success. So he's comforta...
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This opportunity will be good for me, you know, to keep working hard with this new era to provide more advice for the children to be better, and when they have the ability, for example, in baseball or any other sport, for them to be a star ... Derek Jeter is a good example of that.
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Obviously we're very excited we're in the World Series, but it's nice to get an opportunity to focus on something that really has to do with something more than baseball. It has to do with community work and giving back to the community ... People in our position, they should take advantage of it. They ...
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Soccer is the big deal there, but they really love baseball, too ... The kids made me feel like a rock star. It’s not every day they get to meet an American, and they were looking at me like I was Derek Jeter. That made me feel great. The fans there were great, too. Everybody there made me feel right at...
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This is a very special day for everyone involved with the Turn 2 Foundation ... Thank you to everyone at Major League Baseball, Chevy, and especially the Clemente family for this recognition. The Steinbrenner family and the Yankees organization have supported my work in the community my entire career, a...
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It’s an awfully special record ... I’ve read a lot of the dialogue going on around baseball. But for me, if you polled the great players within the game, whether it’s Derek Jeter or A-Rod or Mark Teixeira, all these guys and you asked them how special that is, I think you’d get a greater appreciation fr...
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If we win, then it helps us. If we don't, then he's changed entirely since he went to the National League
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One thing I get on Yogi about, man, he would go straight to the World Series ... They didn’t have playoffs. See, that’s unfair. With these different rounds of the playoffs, anything can happen in a short series. You never take for granted that you’re just going to play a season and end up in the World S...
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One thing I get on Yogi about, man, he would go straight to the World Series ... They didn’t have playoffs. See, that’s unfair. With these different rounds of the playoffs, anything can happen in a short series. You never take for granted that you’re just going to play a season and end up in the World S...
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He predicted we'd play them in the World Series about seven years ago, too
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He's a lot better than when he first came up (with Cleveland in 2002) because he really knows how to pitch ... When he first came up, he would just rear back and throw and try to get guys out with his stuff. Now, he pitches a lot more. We're going to have our hands full.
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It’s a long time and it’s frustrating for everyone ... You set your goal in spring training and pretty much the off-season for one thing: to get to the World Series. When it doesn’t happen, you’re disappointed. It’s not a given.
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I know he's really excited ... He's had an outstanding series, and I hope he carries it over into the World Series.
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Anaheim has a great team ... Coming into this series, all the talk was how they dominated us over the years and how they are going to be a big problem for us. And then we are up 3-1, lose one game and people say, 'Oh, you wasted the opportunity. What's wrong with the Yankees?' But it's a long series. Th...
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I don't think so ... They won the first game in Anaheim, right? And we came right back and won the next game, so I don't really think so. Every game is different. You can say we've got momentum because we scored six runs in the seventh or we had a good last inning. However you want to write the story, I...
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