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Tigers pitcher Verlander looks on in the dugout after the seventh inning against the Orioles in their MLB American League baseball game in Detroit

Verlander Graduates to Ace in Tigers Roster

Justin Verlander has always had an electrifying arm but it took time for the 28-year-old right-hander to graduate to the ranks of mature mound ace, Detroit Tigers manager Jim Leyland said on Thursday.

Cardinals Claim NL Wild Card as Braves Crash

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The St Louis Cardinals completed their rousing late-season charge by claiming the National League's wild card berth for the Major League Baseball (MLB) playoffs on Wednesday.
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Los Angeles Dodgers seek media rights auction

The Los Angeles Dodgers have proposed an auction of the right to broadcast the baseball team's games in a bid to bring in billions of dollars to stabilize its finances and end its bankruptcy.
Phillies' Howard gestures to a photographer after the team clinched the Eastern Division title in their National League MLB baseball game in Philadelphia

Rivera Ties Save Record, Phils Win NL East

New York Yankees closer Mariano Rivera equaled the Major League Baseball (MLB) saves record on Saturday when he clinched a 7-6 win for the Bronx Bombers over the Toronto Blue Jays.
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Sandoval Hits for Cycle in Giants Win

San Francisco's Pablo Sandoval hit for the first cycle of his Major League Baseball career to lead the Giants to an 8-5 over the Colorado Rockies on Thursday at Coors Field.
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Mariano Rivera Achieves 600 Saves

Yankees great Mariano Rivera has solidified himself as one of the top closers of all-time, becoming the only other person in MLB history with 600 saves. He is one save away from tying the all-time saves record.
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McCourt Offered $1.2 Billion for Dodgers: Report

Bill Burke and certain other investors have offered Los Angeles Dodgers baseball team owner Frank McCourt $1.2 billion for the bankrupt team, a Los Angeles Times report said, citing two people familiar with the contents of an offer letter.
The government on Wednesday dismissed three counts of perjury against home-run king Barry Bonds that had left jurors deadlocked in his trial stemming from an investigation into athletes' use of performance-enhancing drugs.

Government Drops Perjury Counts against Barry Bonds

The government on Wednesday dismissed three counts of perjury against home-run king Barry Bonds that had left jurors deadlocked in his trial stemming from an investigation into athletes' use of performance-enhancing drugs.
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Nationals Ace Strasburg set to Return Next Week

Washington Nationals pitcher Stephen Strasburg, who dazzled fans in 2010 until injury ended his rookie campaign, is expected to make his first start in over a year next week, the team said on Tuesday.
Charlie Wi of South Korea lines up his putt on the fifth green during the first round of The Barclays golf tournament in Edison

Sporting Bodies Take Scheduling Hit from Irene

Safety fears over the possible impact of Hurricane Irene have forced the National Football League (NFL) and other North American sporting bodies to reschedule or cancel events for this weekend.
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Hurricane Irene batters weekend MLB schedule

A number of Major League Baseball games have been postponed over the weekend as Hurricane Irene moves ominously over the east cost of the United States, it was announced on Friday.
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Minka Kelly, Derek Jeter strike out

Actress Minka Kelly and New York Yankees star Derek Jeter, once the subject of engagement talk, have ended their three-year relationship, a representative for Kelly told People magazine on Friday.
Diamondbacks Johnson rounds second base after hitting an eighth inning home run against Athletics during their MLB Interleague baseball game in Oakland

Blue Jays and Diamondbacks Swap Second Basemen

The Toronto Blue Jays acquired second baseman Kelly Johnson from the Arizona Diamondbacks for infielders Aaron Hill and John McDonald, the two Major League Baseball teams said on Tuesday.
New York Yankees manager Joe Girardi (R) pleads his case with second base umpire Dana DeMuth as he challenges a solo home run by Kansas City Royals designated hitter Billy Butler that hit the railing and bounced back onto the field in the third inning dur

MLB Admits Umpires Blew Call That Cost Yankees

Umpires blew a call on a home run ball that helped the slumping Kansas City Royals beat a New York Yankees team battling for top spot in the American League East, Major League Baseball (MLB) said on Thursday.

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