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If guilty, should Braun keep his MVP award?
Award is his to keep Phil Rogers Chicago Tribune On Tuesday, Michael Weiner, head of the players' union, issued a statement asking for everyone to reserve judgment on Ryan Braun, who tested positive for a performance-enhancing drug and faces a 50-...Tags: Major League Baseball, MLB Most Valuable Player Award, Punishment, Baseball, Ryan Braun
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Which commissioner should be paid most?
Goodell made best better David Teel Daily Press Is this a trick question? Like who's buried in Grant's tomb? Sports' highest-paid commissioner should be the leader of the most successful league, the venture that draws the largest audience and rakes...Tags: 2011 NBA Lockout, Pete Rozelle, Paul Doyle, Los Angeles Times, Football
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Rivals Gilman and Mount St. Joe will take different approaches in President's Cup final
The Baltimore SunPlayers for both Gilman and Mount St. Joseph will be trying to control their emotions Saturday when they meet in a rematch of the inaugural President's Cup final Saturday at Camden Yards. The two long-time Maryland Interscholastic Athletic Association...Tags: Major League Baseball, Frank Robinson, Baseball, Baltimore Orioles, Oriole Park at Camden Yards
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Ranking the commissioners
David Stern, NBA Still The Man, though the NBA has hit some potholes. Stern imposed the lockout to overhaul an economic system he says led 23 of 30 teams to lose money. Barring a quick agreement, the opening of training camps in early October will be...Tags: Television, CBS Corp., NBC (tv network), PGA Tour, ESPN (tv network)
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Torre leaves commissioner's office; MacPhail seemingly enjoying life
Major League Baseball announced today that Joe Torre has stepped down as executive vice president of baseball operations to join a prospective ownership group that will be among those competing to buy the Los Angeles Dodgers.
So there’s a high-...Tags: Major League Baseball, Baseball, Los Angeles Dodgers, College Baseball, Baltimore Orioles
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Should Selig accept a two-year extension?
Money sure is good Juan C. Rodriguez Sun Sentinel Bud Selig's $18.4 million salary dwarfs those of NFL and NBA counterparts Roger Goodell ($10.9 million) and David Stern ($10 million). Why wouldn't he want to stick around? Under Selig's watch, the...Tags: Major League Baseball, Major League Baseball All-Star Game, New York Giants, Oakland Athletics, Baseball
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Hamilton ready to get paid
For Josh Hamilton, these could have been truly glorious days. If not for the Cardinals' fifth rally in Game 6, Hamilton still would be taking bows for hitting an extra-inning, game-winning home run in the World Series. His drive to center field should...Tags: Major League Baseball, Spring Training, Baseball, Los Angeles Times, Cincinnati Reds
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Orioles make pitch to host 2016 All-Star Game
The Orioles have approached Major League Baseball about the potential of hosting the 2016 All-Star Game at Camden Yards, a club spokesman confirmed.
There is no formal application process, but club owner Peter Angelos did send a letter to baseball...Tags: Major League Baseball, New York Mets, Culture, Ceremonies, Baseball
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Should MLB seize the Los Angeles Dodgers?
Don't spoil the fun Phil Rogers Chicago Tribune Please, Bud Selig, don't step in. For the good of the sport, Major League Baseball will probably step in to seize control of the Dodgers from Frank McCourt. But watching from a distance there's...Tags: Ned Colletti , Major League Baseball, Public Employees, Los Angeles Dodgers, Chicago Tribune
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Baseball's frugal clubs hit paydirt
The Yankees and Phillies are in the playoffs, again. The Royals and Pirates are not, again. Same teams, same big money, same October story? Not so fast. The Diamondbacks just went from last to first. The Tigers won a division championship for the first...Tags: Oakland Athletics, Television, Los Angeles Lakers, Los Angeles Clippers, New York Yankees
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Whispers: Watch for Jays in free agency
Whispers Keep an eye on the Blue Jays when teams start throwing around money this fall. After brilliantly ridding themselves of Vernon Wells and Alex Rios, the Blue Jays are expected to become major players in free agency within the next two years....Tags: Boston Red Sox, Vernon Wells, Alex Rios, Theo Epstein, Robin Ventura
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Tigers' success starts at top
Like Rudolf Nureyev, the Tigers have turned on a dime. They appeared to be downsizing less than two years ago when they traded Curtis Granderson and Edwin Jackson in moves that seemed to show owner Mike Ilitch's concern over a bloated payroll. But that...Tags: Brandon Inge, Arbitration, Max Scherzer, Curtis Granderson, Trials
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