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M-Hill opens 2012 registration for baseball and softball teams

Murrayhill Little League registration for baseball and softball is open for ages 5-14 at www.murrayhilllittleleague.com (look for the Spring 2012 registration tab). MHLL will try to honor requests from parents to play with friends or on a specific team
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- Tryouts due on Saturday for Oregon Select Baseball teams

Oregon Select Baseball, now in its eighth year, will have tryouts from 6 to 8 p.m. Saturday and Feb. 3 at The Yard Baseball Academy, 5465 S.W. Western Ave. in Beaverton. Oregon Select Baseball, fielding competitive teams in the 9U to 17U divisions, has
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2011 WAR Leaders: Who Were the Best Players in Baseball?

According to Baseball-Reference?s WAR (Wins Above Replacement), here is a listing of the best players in baseball in 2011, by position. Please note: I have major issues with the way defense is calculated in WAR, so I am only using the Offensive WAR
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Jim Thome Has A Job Waiting For Him With The White Sox

In an interview with Comcast SportsNet, White Sox chairman said that Thome basically has a job waiting for him with the organization when he retires. "When he left here to go to the Twins (in 2010), we kind of shook hands and agreed that, whenever his
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Cooper: Sox will be careful with Sale

White Sox pitching coach Don Cooper says Chris Sale will be monitored closely as he adapts to starting. X Maps Pitching coach Don Cooper said Saturday there are three openings on the Chicago White Sox's pitching staff -- all in the bullpen. The relievers
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Cooper: Sox will be careful with Sale

White Sox pitching coach Don Cooper says Chris Sale will be monitored closely as he adapts to starting. X Maps Pitching coach Don Cooper said Saturday there are three openings on the Chicago White Sox's pitching staff -- all in the bullpen. The relievers
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Professional baseball aims to hit home run in 2012

After years of ups and downs, Taiwan's professional baseball is finally ready to face a new start this year, with a long-awaited major salary rise and the introduction of a full-scale minor league system, in the hope of breaking away from old problems
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No questions asked: Twins say they're set in OF

MINNEAPOLIS The Minnesota Twins have had a crowded outfield for several seasons. That's not the case this year, with Ben Revere, Denard Span and Josh Willingham settled in their spots before spring training. Delmon Young, Jason Kubel and Michael Cuddyer
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White Sox GM feels sons pain after 49ers loss

CHICAGO White Sox general manager Ken Williams is still feeling his son?s pain. Kyle Williams of the San Francisco 49ers muffed one punt and fumbled another in last Sunday?s NFC championship game as the New York Giants earned a berth in the Super
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MLB playoffs may expand this year

Commissioner Bud Selig expects baseball to expand its playoffs this season. Players and owners have already agreed to add an additional wild-card team in each league, but are still deciding whether it would take effect this year or in 2013. Selig said
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Jones, McGehee seem headed for arbitration

Garrett Jones and Casey McGehee will soon head to Bradenton, Fla., as the Pirates' top candidates to man first base. The two have something else in common: They're Pittsburgh's only remaining unsigned players eligible for salary arbitration, deals having
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Top 5 MLB Free Agent Signings of 2012

The free agency sweepstakes heading into the 2012 MLB season has not been as exciting as it was in recent years. With the exception of the and Miami Marlins making big moves, there has been little excitement outside of the two big names switching teams
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Identity Fraud Among Dominican Players Worries Baseball Officials

When Sandy Alderson traveled to the Dominican Republic in 2010 to investigate identity fraud for the commissioners office, he went armed with a message. Alderson had previously served as the chief executive of the San Diego Padres, and related his
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Poker tournament to benefit Post 142's baseball team

WAVERLY -- A Texas Hold 'Em poker tournament is planned for Feb. 25 to benefit the American Legion Post 142 Shockers junior baseball team. The event starts at 1 p.m. at the post, 201 James Road, Waverly. Tickets are $20 to buy-in and rebuys will be
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Hensley Brought On To Help Bullpen

RHP Clay Hensley, who surrendered Barry Bonds' 755th home run (which tied Henry Aaron on the all-time list), signed a one-year deal with the Giants for $750,000, pending a physical.
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Cardinals Major League Notebook: 01/28/12

New Cardinals outfielder Carlos Beltran says he joined the club for the best shot to play in his first World Series after his two earlier playoff clubs were both eliminated by St. Louis.
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Top 5 MLB Free Agent Signings of 2012

The free agency sweepstakes heading into the 2012 MLB season has not been as exciting as it was in recent years. With the exception of the Los Angeles Angels and Miami Marlins making big moves, there has been little excitement outside of the two big
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Andino, Orioles agree on $1.3 million, 1-year deal

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Cards deny that Oswalt deal is in the works

Cardinals general manager John Mozeliak denied on Saturday that a deal is in the works with Roy Oswalt, as reports swirled that the club is close to a contract with the veteran right-hander.
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Southeast Ohio Jr. High Baseball League to meet

The Southeast Ohio Jr. High Baseball league provided by The Athens Sandlot Baseball organization will meet for its seventh- and eighth-grade baseball league. All schools interested in entering a team in the league need to be represented at 5 p.m. Feb. 12
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Prepping for baseball, softball and the Super Bowl

Congratulations to Huffman-Hargrave baseball player Austin Listi, who was named to setxsports.com?s Class 4a Preseason All-Houston team.
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Blazer baseball picked to finish fourth in GSC

VALDOSTA The Valdosta State baseball team has been selected to finish fourth in the Gulf South Conference standings in a vote of the league coaches, according to an announcement made by the GSC office Friday. The Blazers received one third place vote,
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Baseball's Alumni Game kicks off Longhorn Network ...

Longhorn Network's spring slate of Texas Baseball and Softball coverage commences in a big way with the annual Baseball Alumni Game on Saturday, Jan. 28. Former Longhorns Roger Clemens, Huston Street, Drew Stubbs, Brandon Belt, James Russell and others
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Featured Article: On the mend, Morneau starts baseball activities

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Althaus: It?s not Kauffman, but White finds baseball home

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Phillies Re-Sign Hunter Pence to One Year?

The Philadelphia Phillies can rest easy for another year as far as arbitration goes. The team has agreed to a one year deal with outfielder Hunter Pence. The contract will pay him $10.4 million in 2012. That amount is right in the middle of the $9
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White Sox's Williams shares pain, proud of son

01/28 6:57 AM White Sox general manager Ken Williams is still feeling his son's pain. CHICAGO -- Chicago White Sox general manager Ken Williams is still feeling his son's pain.Kyle Williams of the San Francisco 49ers muffed one punt and fumbled another
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Baseball?s Identity Fraud Problem May Be More Prevalent

The arrest of the Dominican baseball player who used the name Fausto Carmona on Jan. 19 has brought to light the problem of identity fraud among players from the Caribbean nation.
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CSI ON THE DIAMOND: Baseball Splits on Opening Day

Aggressive, opportunistic, and above all, victorious. That?s what Boomer Walker wants from his College of Southern Idaho baseball team, and that?s what he got in Friday?s season opener. In the nightcap, not so much. Andrew Freter drove in three
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Theriot worth $1.25 million to Giants

St. Louis Cardinals' Ryan Theriot, right, hugs Albert Pujols as they celebrate the baseball team's wild-card berth in the National League playoffs, after the Cardinals beat the Houston Astros 8-0 Wednesday, Sept. 28, 2011, in Houston. (AP Photo/David J.
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