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Los Angeles Dodgers are eyeing four players for fourth outfield spot The Dodgers have their eyes on Garret Anderson, Brian Giles, Gabe Gross and Reed Johnson for their fourth outfield spot.

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Negro Leagues Museum could be in trouble (AP)

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Washington Nationals, right-hander Miguel Batista agree to terms for 2010 Right-hander Miguel Batista and the Washington Nationals have agreed to a minor league contract with an invitation to spring training.

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Bailey’s number retired by Wagner College Bailey’s number retired by Wagner College Andrew Bailey wore No. 17 in college, and during a special halftime ceremony Thursday, the Wagner community made sure it’s never forgotten as Bailey watched his Seahawk number retire on the […]

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Keith Law: Top 100 prospects of 2010 (Nos. 1-25) Keith Law lists his top 100 prospects for 2010, beginning with Braves phenom Jason Heyward at No. 1.

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Mets set to re-sign Tatis, not Delgado Free agent Fernando Tatis is close to a deal with the New York Mets, which would likely close the door on Carlos Delgado returning to the team.

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Mets Are Hoping Perez Will Continue to Follow Santana’s Lead Johan Santana and Oliver Perez, both coming off surgery, threw in tandem off a mound Tuesday in Florida and each looked healthy.

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Bench versatility a must-have for Tigers Bench versatility a must-have for Tigers As the days tick down toward the start of Spring Training, the glut of hitters left on the free-agent market has only slightly eased. The Tigers’ stance against adding a DH-type […]

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A’s reach one-year deal with Sheets worth $10M The A’s, making a bold play to upgrade their starting rotation, have reached agreement with free-agent right-hander Ben Sheets on a one-year contract.

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Source: Chicago Cubs, Xavier Nady agree on one-year deal The Chicago Cubs and free-agent outfielder Xavier Nady have agreed in principle on a one-year contract pending a physical, according to a major league source.

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