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Girardi third behind Scioscia for Manager of Year
Joe Girardi finished third behind Mike Scioscia for AL Manager of the Year in results relased today.
Baseball notebook: Auction of Curt Flood items
Auction of Curt Flood items - Earlier this year, Bob Gibson auctioned off his Hall of Fame ring.
Denard Span in Centerfield: The Way It Was Meant To Be for Twins
When the Minnesota Twins drafted Torii Hunter in the 1993 MLB Draft, there was no question that he would become Kirby Puckett's replacement in center field for the Twins.
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Report: Los Angeles Angels express interest in Curtis Granderson
It's not just the New York Yankees, Boston Red Sox and Chicago Cubs that are interested in trading for Curtis Granderson.
Commentary: O-Dog finally begins barking about Torre, Dodgers
Dodgers second baseman Orlando Hudson collected the fourth Gold Glove of his career Wednesday.
Gold Gloves for Jeter, Teixeira
Gold Gloves for Jeter, Teixeira Derek Jeter has won his fourth AL Gold Glove award, it was announced Tuesday.
Guerrero, Figgins among those to file for free agency
Outfielder Vladimir Guerrero and third baseman Chone Figgins of the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim were two of the 39 players that filed for free agency on Friday.
The Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim have given general manager Tony Reagins a contract extension, the club announced on Friday.
Abreu agrees to $19 million, 2-year deal
The Los Angeles Angels were only too happy to oblige the slugger who transformed their lineup this year.
Video: Highlights from Illinois' 38-13 victory against Michigan
Tigers outfielder Curtis Granderson continued his offseason recognitions binge by winning the Man of the Year award Friday morning.
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Tigers' Curtis Granderson named Man of the Year from MLBPA
Tigers outfielder Curtis Granderson was awarded this year's Marvin Miller Man of the Year for his on-field and off -field performance this past season.
Angels' Gary Matthews Jr. asks to be dealt
Angels outfielder Gary Matthews Jr. told the Los Angeles Times that he would like to be traded.
Angels honour fallen teammate by bowing out graciously
The Los Angeles Angels loss in six games to the New York Yankees eliminated them from the postseason but it didn't diminish the strong feelings they have for fallen teammate Nick Adenhart.
Notebook: Ruiz delivering big hits again in postseason
Carlos Ruiz is turning into a clutch postseason player for the Phillies. The catcher entered Monday night's game batting .429 with a homer and seven RBIs in the playoffs this year.
Missed calls prompt umpire switch for World Series
16, 2009, in New York. - Stung by a rash of blown calls in the playoffs, Major League Baseball is breaking tradition and sticking with only experienced umpires for the World Series.
Angels' Come-Back Victory Comes Amid Huge Postseason Slump
A It's hard to look so bad for so long and still come away with a win. But that's exactly how the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim wriggled their way back into this ALCS match-up against the New York Yankees, winning Game Three in walk-off fashion by a score of 5-4. Unfortunately, the dramatic victory only masks a disturbing trend for the Angels in ...
Angels on brink of elimination after 10-1 loss
Few clutch hits. The Los Angeles Angels are running out of chances to turn things around in this AL championship series.
It only seemed as if they were playing on the deck of a ocean liner caught in a nor'easter ... with 25-foot waves listing the playing field first towards one dugout and then the other.
Down 0-2, Angels counting on California comeback
Torii Hunter grabbed his hat, tied his spikes and headed out of Los Angeles' home clubhouse into the abundant sunshine and cool breezes of Angel Stadium.
Torii Hunter is no stranger to Friday Night Lights. As a safety for the Pine Bluff High School football team in the early 1990s, he took pride in his ability to lay out opposing wide receivers.
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