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Cubs' next major hire: marketing guru Hayward

Wally Hayward said to know both sides of business Sports marketing and sponsorship guru Wally Hayward's schedule was more or less booked for the next 6 1/2 years until the International Olympic Committee decided Chicago wasn't...

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Week 11 Judgements: Stow AFC North's anointing oil

Maybe we spoke too soon. The ballyhooed AFC North doesn't appear as bullish after the Steelers take a header in K.C. and the Bengal revert to their Bungle form during a loss in Oakland, Clark Judge says.

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FanHouse: Most dangerous free agents available

From the Windup is Matt Snyder's extended look at some aspect of America's pastime each week. Which one is going to ruin someone else's favorite team like Bradley ruined mine? If this was last season, I'd say you might as well...

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Joe Mauer Will Serenely, Politely Crush You

The odds are stacked against him, but here's why the Twins catcher's pursuit of .400 could be different: a singular swing that brings bat and ball together in perfect harmony The superior man is satisfied and composed; the mean...

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Tim Marchman: The Pirates are one team that can get better, on a budget, this winter

The Pittsburgh Pirates have some things going for them. They may be one of the two least valuable teams in baseball, they may play in the sport's fifth-smallest market, and they may endure all the woes that come with holding...

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The CEO and the owner broke up

The news that Los Angeles Dodgers owners Frank and Jamie McCourt are divorcing came with a bitter kick: Team chairman Frank's first move against his soon-to-be-ex was to fire her from her job as the Dodgers' chief executive.

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Inbox: Adding fuel to Hot Stove fire?

Beat reporter Bryan Hoch answers Yanks fans' questions There has been a lot of speculation about Roy Halladay becoming a Yankee. As it was in July when we started delving into this idea more, my sense is that New York should be...

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Morales' marvelous year nets fifth place

Slugger comes up short of MVP; Figgins, Abreu also shy ANAHEIM -- Angels first baseman Kendry Morales (.306 batting average, 34 homers, 108 RBIs) finished fifth in the American League Most Valuable Player balloting announced on...

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Mets looking beyond free agent Lackey

Club spying other options to bolster starting rotation Hot rumors and cool talk around Monday morning's Hot Stove: Mets: rummaging beyond Lackey Only one team can sign top pitching free-agent John Lackey, and if they aren't the...

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Hanley could hold his own in MVP race

Shortstop likely to capture highest finish in Marlins history MIAMI -- To the Marlins, Hanley Ramirez is the club's clear-cut Most Valuable Player. For three consecutive seasons, the South Florida chapter of the Baseball...

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