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ALBERT Pujols was unanimously selected as the National League's Most Valuable Player on Tuesday, the second straight year and third time overall the St Louis Cardinals slugger has taken the accolade. Full Article at Shanghai Daily
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Travis Wood was a second-round Draft pick in 2005 while Chris Heisey was a 17th-rounder from '06. Full Article at MLB.com
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Supporters of detained pro-democracy leader Aung San Suu Kyi's National League for Democracy Party gather outside the Insein prison Friday, July 31, 2009 in Yangon, Myanmar. View Photo »
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It's all been down to good player recruitment and having two experienced joint 1st XV coaches in Ben Smith and Peter Dankert. We have got a good blend of local lads and experienced older players, most of whom have either played National League rugby or are certainly good enough to, while Ben and Peter h...
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NL Rookie of the Year adds to burgeoning trophy case MIAMI -- Chris Coghlan's rookie baseball card is gaining value. The National League Rookie of Year on Wednesday was named to the Topps Major League Rookie All-Star Team. Full Article at MLB.com
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Ryan Howard is a really, really good ballplayer. He's coming off his fourth straight season finishing in the top five of the National League's MVP voting. Full Article at Philadelphia City Paper
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Ealing Rugby Club continue their bid for promotion to National League One on Saturday when they take on Southend at Vallis Way (Kick off 2pm). Full Article at Ealing Gazette
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Supporters of detained pro-democracy leader Aung San Suu Kyi's National League for Democracy Party gather near notorious Insein Prison as the trial of Aung San Suu Kyi resumes Friday, July 24, 2009 in Yangon, Myanmar. View Photo »
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Teams tend to put more emphasis on defense in the National League ... It’s more of a put-the-ball-in-play league. The American League hitters see more off-speed stuff.
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NEW YORK (AP) — Albert Pujols’ third National League MVP award put him in select company. Only Barry Bonds has more. “I’m just humbled,” Pujols said. Full Article at Park Hills Daily Journal
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As you know Albert Pujols won his second consecutive National League's Most Valuable Player Award. He didn't just win it, he won it unanimously. Every single voter had him as their No. 1 pick. Pujols' exploits have been well chronicled. Full Article at Bleacher Report
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Obviously when we get to the National League city, pinch‑hitters are going to be important, and by adding Hinske, we felt that we added another pinch‑hitter
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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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His improvement in the last two years has been phenomenal ... I don't remember seeing one player improving so much over time. It's been very limited action because he's been in the National League. But he's not only the slugger Ryan Howard, now he's a great-hitter-with-great-power Ryan Howard.
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Obviously, you play a different style of ball when you go to a National League ballpark ... So you have to think about the adjustments you might make.
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The City of San Marcos is pleased to work with the National League of Cities and participating pharmacies to help reduce the cost of prescription medicines ... Many residents will benefit from this program, especially if their prescriptions are not covered by insurance.
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After impressive performances in both the National League Division and Championship series, I am confident that the Phillies are well on their way to becoming back-to-back World Series Champions ... If the Phillies keep up their extraordinary efforts at the plate, on the mound and in the field, it is on...
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We're happy to represent the National League and I'm sure we'll be facing the best of the American League ... In the case of the Angels, they're the only team other than us who has won their division three [years] in a row. And the Yankees have the best record in baseball. Now it's set up, whichever tea...
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You have to celebrate for winning the National League
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Eventually I think our power shows up much more than our speed ... A lot of times we win games just because of our power and the fact that we can hit the ball out of the ballpark. We need to be a little bit more consistent, and I'd say we can be a better hitting team. But right now for the National Leag...
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American League offense playing in the National League.
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It's great ... We won the National League. We did our job. We're in position. Now we've got four games to win. That's the bottom line.
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You know what? We worked hard all year. We wanted to do this, to defend our title. This is something that has not been done in a long time in the National League, and now, we have a chance to join that group [of NL teams to win back-to-back World Series titles].
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A lot of times we win games just because of our power and the fact that we can hit the ball out of the ballpark ... We need to be a little bit more consistent, and I'd say we can be a better hitting team. But right now for the National League, I think we're outstanding.
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I’m close to 60 and have been a lifelong Phillies fan and it’s been a series of highs and lows and a roller coaster ride, and now we’re back on top again. The Phillies just beat the team with the best record in the National League and I’m looking forward to a World Series against the Yankees.
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We played 162 games and the playoffs for an opportunity to do something that hasn't been done in a long time in the National League, and we have a chance to join a select group of teams
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Right now, for the National League, we're outstanding and we can stay after you and we can put up a big number on you anytime during the game ... And that makes us a real good team.
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During our trip, we will talk to the Burmese government, representatives of the ethnic nationalities and the democratic opposition including the National League for Democracy, Aung San Suu Kyi and others
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My main disagreement is regarding Padilla, particularly your assertion that he is a different pitcher since coming to the NL, presumably because it is easier to pitch in the National League than the American League.
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He reminds you how underrated that position is ... Sometimes, if a guy can swing it, they'll hide him at first base -- especially in the National League where there's not a DH. He's always showing us how important it is to have a guy who can pick it over there.
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