This Week, the Eyes of the Baseball World Are on Indianapolis
Baseball's winter meetings begin in freezing Indianapolis.
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Baseball's winter meetings begin in freezing Indianapolis.
They're almost halfway to fielding baseball's first all-catcher lineup.
Alex Rodriguez likely won't have surgery after the season after all.
Said fans: "Booooooooo!"
This is a good thing.
You've got to take things slow when you only have $50 million coming off the books.
The new Brooklyn Cyclones manager has a bit of history.
A pro-Palestinian group is protesting a Citi Field fundraiser for Brooklyn's Hebron Fund.
It seems a 75 cent decrease isn't enough.
It's funny because he's rich.
Yup, he's still around, and the Yankees have to decide whether to tender him a contract.
The agent compares Matt Holliday to Mark Teixeira, and Johnny Damon to Derek Jeter.
Bernie Madoff's awesome Mets jersey is up for auction this week.
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