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MINNEAPOLIS The Minnesota Twins threw open the doors to their closets and storerooms Saturday, drawing thousands of fans eager to buy leftover bobblehead dolls and cardboard cutouts. Full Article at St. Cloud Times
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At times I had to pinch myself at Adobe Systems' Max conference last month In Los Angeles, California. Was this an Adobe, or a Microsoft event? Full Article at The Register
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FILE- In this July 14, 2008 file photo, baseball players Manny Ramirez, left, and Alex Rodriguez share a laugh during batting practice at the Major League Baseball All-Star Home Run Derby at Yankee Stadium in New York. View Photo »
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It's tough to go through all those emotions through the day ... There are a lot of things that are said on the radio that we don't hear from NFL teams and college football teams and the phone call to the dugout in Major League Baseball. These things with the radio are definitely getting to a point of be...
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LOS ANGELES Most hockey fans would agree that the sport belongs more in Canada than California, but count me out of any discussion that warm-weathered U.S. cities aren't good for the NHL. Full Article at Pittsburgh Entertainment
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It was 2001, Frank McCourt had just pitched a roomful of businesspeople on his bold dream to buy the Red Sox and turn 24 acres of pavement he owned on the South Boston Waterfront into a state-of-the-art ballpark. Full Article at Boston Globe
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Phillies closer Brad Lidge will have surgery on his right elbow on Wednesday. Lidge is scheduled to have a loose body removed and Dr. Michael Ciccotti also will evaluate his right flexor/pronator tendon. Full Article at Yahoo! Buzztracker
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Former baseball player Jose Canseco, right, listens as his attorney Dennis Holahan speaks to reporters during a news conference in Beverly Hills, Calif. , on Thursday, May 7, 2009. View Photo »
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Baseball is a social institution with important social responsibilities and this is a tremendous opportunity for Major League Baseball to make an impact on the lives of those in need around the world ... We are pleased to work with World Vision, which brings 60 years of experience successfully assisting...
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Mets reliever J.J. Putz and Twins pitcher Carl Pavano filed for free agency Saturday. Putz became a free agent one day after New York declined his $9.1 million option and chose to pay a $1 million buyout. Full Article at Yahoo! Buzztracker
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The Minnesota Twins 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. He also had 94 RBIs and was sixth in the American League with 73 extra-base hits. Full Article at Yahoo! Buzztracker
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It's tough to go through all those emotions through the day ... There are a lot of things that are said on the radio that we don't hear from NFL teams and college football teams and the phone call to the dugout in Major League Baseball. These things with the radio are definitely getting to a point of be...
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Baseball is a social institution with important social responsibilities and this is a tremendous opportunity for Major League Baseball to make an impact on the lives of those in need around the world ... We are pleased to work with World Vision, which brings 60 years of experience successfully assisting...
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NFL football … more English premier league and UEFA champions league soccer … more Major League Baseball … more NBA, more NCAA college football and the bowl championship series, NCAA march madness basketball and the Final 4. We’ll even take you to huge sports events such as the Masters, the British Open...
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It's been seven years since (Matsui) went to Major League Baseball from Japan. This is a great achievement and I am excited from the bottom of my heart
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We had fewer premiere episodes on TNT and TBS ended up with three fewer MLB [playoff] games than they had a year ago
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could render the NFL and Major League Baseball drug testing programs unenforceable, loophole-ridden, and unacceptably weak and ineffective.
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The federal district court in Minnesota has ruled — and been upheld by the Court of Appeals — that the state laws governing workplace drug testing may trump the collectively bargained agreements of the NFL, Major League Baseball, and other sports leagues
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In short ... these new legal interpretations could render the NFL and Major League Baseball drug testing programs unenforceable, loophole-ridden, and unacceptably weak and ineffective.
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You can’t take away the beauty of the game ... I know fans get upset and I know Major League Baseball may get upset with that. But that’s part of the game. There’s no rules against it, and I don’t see any rules changing for that. That would be ridiculous.
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I think it's great. I've heard it's an exciting game to be a part of. I'm looking forward to going out to pitch and have a fun time ... It's also exciting to know my entire family will be able to watch me pitch, since the game will be on MLB Network.
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If you follow the old games on the MLB Network, you see these guys pitch on three days rest all the time
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There's been a long tradition of 'Hit it Here, Win a Prize' in Major League Baseball
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MasterCard Presents Major League Baseball All-Century Team
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The World Series is a major cultural touchstone ... To be able to heighten awareness about the importance of supporting cutting-edge cancer research during it through one of the world's largest, most recognizable, and award-winning advertising campaigns is, in a word, priceless. We are enormously gratef...
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Major League Baseball has been a proud supporter of Stand Up To Cancer from its very beginning, driving home its key message with our fans: that each and every person can play a role in helping the scientists who are working so hard to end this disease ... We're thankful to MasterCard for joining us in ...
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The 2009 MLB postseason has proven to be an extraordinary stage for MasterCard to stand up and support a cause that connects our employees, customers, cardholders and baseball fans across America ... We're honored to share the power of 'Priceless' with the passionate and innovative approach that SU2C br...
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MasterCard Presents Major League Baseball Memorable Moments
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Our lineups are very powerful and we do have some speed, and we definitely have the big-time closers and we have some big-time starters. I think it's just pretty good that we were able to kind of match up in the World Series, and I think for Major League Baseball it's pretty good to have these types of ...
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