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Giant Implosion: Sanchez throws away win, loses to Rockies 5-3
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Hall of Fame Slugger Harmon Killebrew Passes Away at 74
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Giants lose to Cubs 11-4, winning streak ends
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Giants Sweep the Diamondbacks for First Place in the West
The San Francisco Giants swept the Arizona Diamondbacks on Thursday with a 3-2 victory, earning their sixth straight win, and taking sole possession of first place in the National League West.
Citi Field to host Soccer Match of Ecuador and Greece
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Why Racial Quotas in University Admissions Are Unfair
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Unlike Most Players, Manny Ramirez Has No Shame
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Manny Ramirez Calling it Quits?
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Philadelphia Phillies against the Houston Astros in MLB Opening Day?
The Philadelphia Phillies opened the season today, after a less than inspiring first eight innings of the 2011 Major League Baseball (MLB) season against their old nemesis, the Houston Astros.
Study: Buying Last Minute Tickets To Games Saves Money
A Duke University economist says that buying those March Madness tickets on game day might actually be cheaper.
MLB puts restrictions on team debt: report
Major League Baseball has placed restrictions on the resale of debt issued by its teams in a bid to protect the New York Mets from being squeezed by investors, the Wall Street Journal reported on Monday.
Injury to Garland Shouldn't Phase Dodgers
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Ex-AIG CEO Greenberg: Judge in NY AG case biased
Maurice Hank Greenberg, the former American International Group Inc chief executive, said the judge overseeing a New York attorney general lawsuit against him should be removed from the case because he is biased.
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Golden-voiced Ted Williams gets his own reality TV show
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Deadline Passes For Contract Extension As Albert Pujols Rejects Modest Proposal
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Bob DuPuy rejoins Foley & Lardner after long stint as MLB president
Robert Bob DuPuy, former Major League Baseball (MLB) president, has rejoined law firm Foley & Lardner's sports industry practice group in New York as a partner.
Albert Pujols, Cardinals Set Deadline, What Happens if it Passes?
Slugger Albert Pujols and the St. Louis Cardinals have set a 12 PM EST Wednesday deadline to agree on a contract extension.
Feds Cut Six Charges In Barry Bonds Perjury Case
Federal prosecutors have reduced the number of felony charges for Barry Bonds' perjury indictment from 11 to five.
Ex-NY governor Cuomo to mediate $1 billion Mets-Madoff suit
Mario Cuomo, the former New York governor, was named as mediator in the $1 billion legal battle between the owners of the New York Mets baseball team and the trustee for victims of Bernard Madoff's Ponzi scheme.
MLB.com's Censoring Of Mark Buehrle Is Seriously Misguided
MLB.com has apparently scrubbed a quote by Chicago White Sox pitcher Mark Buehrle in which he says there were times this NFL season where he hoped Philadelphia Eagles quarterback Michael Vick would get hurt.
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