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Cubs make it official: Grabow is coming back

Left-handed reliever signs 2-year deal for $7.5 million The Cubs kicked off the free agent season Friday with a move that had been telegraphed since September, officially re-signing John Grabow to a two-year, $7.5 million deal.

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Several Naturals Join 40-Man, Wilson, Abreu Re-Signed

Texas League (TL) Northwest Arkansas Naturals KANSAS CITY , MO - The Kansas City Royals announced several roster moves Friday, the deadline for teams to set their 40-man rosters heading into the winter season. Those moves...

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Vacan joins Indians' 40-man roster

Former Vacaville High School standout Jordan Brown was placed on the Cleveland Indians' 40-man roster. The 25-year-old Brown led the International League with a .336 batting average while playing for Class AAA Columbus, Ohio....

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Boston Red Sox Offseason Thoughts, Part Two

Last night, I offered some thoughts on what the Boston Red Sox should do to improve this offseason. I mainly focused on what the Red Sox should do in left field if they don’t re-sign free agent Jason Bay. The club has a few...

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Losing Matsui is risky business for Yanks

Hideki Matsui is a free agent and wants to return, but do the Yankees risk losing more than just a slugger if they do not re-sign him? Is possibly keeping him purely about baseball or is it a decision that strays into the...

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Halladay trade talk heating up

Cubs, Dodgers, Phillies, Yankees express interest in Jays ace: reports By Doug Harrison, CBC Sports Roy Halladay, a 17-game winner in 2009, had three shutouts, four complete games and a miniscule 1.47 earned-run average in his...

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Jon Heyman: Primer to the free-agent market, from Bay to Wagner

Posted: Friday November 20, 2009 11:42AM; Updated: Friday November 20, 2009 11:42AM Three to four stars may get big money, but beyond that, players will scrap Matt Holliday, John Lackey likely will get largest payouts, Chone...

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Bay declines initial offer from Red Sox

GM Theo Epstein said by phone in Bay's regard, though Epstein declined comment on the team's talks with Bay. Bay has spoken glowingly of this time in Boston and was therefore seen as having an outside chance to agree to a...

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O's expected to take deliberate approach

Club makes no offers on first day of free agency; catcher Tatum claimed off waivers By Dan Connolly dan.connolly@baltsun.com On Friday, the first day that players were able to sign with new teams, the Orioles made no contract...

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Joe Posnanski: My Least Valuable Players, '09 'anti-award' winners

It's baseball awards time, which means it's also time for my own 2009 awards, starting with the Least Valuable Player (and American League fans, it's not who you think it is.) Following those are the Anti Cy Young Award (the...

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