• [11/07] Putz, Pavano file for free agency
  • [11/07] Twins exercise 2011 option on Cuddyer
  • [11/07] Report: Lincecum has agreement on pot charge
  • [11/07] Ramirez to return to Dodgers next season
  • [11/07] Twins swap Gomez for Brewers' Hardy
  • [11/07] Yanks' Damon wants to return; will explore options
  • [11/06] Report says Lincecum has agreement on pot charge
  • [11/06] Yanks' Damon wants to return, will explore options
  • [11/06] Damon wants to return, will explore other options
  • [11/06] Brewers decline option on RHP David Weathers
  • [11/06] Reds minor leaguer suspended for banned substance
  • [11/06] Angels GM Reagins gets contract extension
  • [11/06] Mets decline 2010 option on reliever J.J. Putz
  • [11/06] Crowds roar, confetti falls as NYC fetes Yankees
  • [11/06] Twins get SS Hardy, Brewers get OF Gomez
  • [11/06] Top pick Strasburg neck scratched from start
  • [11/06] Crowds roar, bells ring out as NYC fetes Yankees
  • [11/06] Phillies title gear a hit far from World Series
  • [11/05] Giants ace Lincecum cited for marijuana possession
  • [11/05] Court denies Jamie McCourt's bid for Dodgers job
  • [11/05] Yankees turn attention to No 28
  • [11/05] World Series ratings rebound from '08 record low
  • [11/05] Matsui bat, Damon spikes headed to Hall of Fame
  • [11/05] Angels re-sign Abreu to 2-year deal
  • [11/05] Court denies McCourt's bid to get Dodgers job back
  • [11/05] McCourt attorneys back in court over reinstatement
  • [11/05] McCourt attorneys head to court over reinstatement
  • [11/05] NYC to host ticker-tape parade for Yankees
  • [11/05] Matsui becomes 1st Japanese-born World Series MVP
  • [11/05] Japanese fans celebrate Matsui's MVP performance
  • [11/05] 2009 posteason: Rise of Yankees, fall of umpires
  • [11/05] Everything in NY will be Girardi's for the asking
  • [11/05] Phillies' bid for repeat falls short against Yanks
  • [11/05] McCourts headed back to court over reinstatement
  • [11/04] Damon leaves Game 6 with strained calf
  • [11/04] A-Rod finally a champion after year of turmoil
  • [11/04] Pettitte helps Jeter, Rivera and Posada to title
  • [11/04] Matsui ties record for most RBIs in World Series
  • [11/04] Girardi dissected as Yankees try for Series title
  • [11/04] Phils' Victorino will play despite finger injury
  • [11/04] Dodgers' Padilla shot by instructor in Nicaragua
  • [11/04] Dodgers' Padilla shoots his own leg in Nicaragua
  • [11/04] Old foe Pedro stands between Yanks and 27th title
  • [11/03] Pettitte, Yanks go for title against old foe Pedro
  • [11/03] Pedro's back! And he ain't afraid of no ghosts
  • [11/03] Mom of Yankees' Chamberlain faces prison for drugs
  • [11/03] George W. Bush throws out first pitch in Japan
  • [11/02] Hamels clarifies remarks that cause a stir
  • [11/02] Burnett a bust in Game 5, Yankees thumped by Phils
  • [11/02] Utley ties Jackson's record for homers in a Series
  • [11/02] Yanks' mound meetings slow Series, give MLB pause
  • [11/02] Game 4 highest-rated World Series game in 5 years
  • [11/02] Cashing in with the best team that money can buy
  • [11/02] Burnett goes on short rest against Lee in Game 5
  • [11/02] TV camera moved back slightly at World Series
  • [11/02] World Series TV ratings at highest level since '04
  • [11/02] Lidge's perfect postseason ends at wrong time
  • [11/01] Yankees 27 outs from 27th title
  • [11/01] Time out! Posada drives crowd crazy, leads Yanks
  • [11/01] Yankees CF Cabrera leaves game with leg injury
  • [11/01] Yankees CF Cabrera leaves game with injury
  • [11/01] Phillies, Yankees warned after A-Rod hit again
  • [11/01] A-Rod gets plunked again; Phils, Yankees warned
  • [11/01] Echoes of Harry Kalas abound for Phils at Series
  • [11/01] Burnett to start World Series Game 5 for Yankees
  • [11/01] Harry Kalas still on the minds of the Phillies

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