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Godzilla's next move?

Hideki Matsui drove in six runs in the Game 6 winner.

Hideki Matsui, you just won the World Series MVP, what’s next? Matsui, along with several other New York players have several options now that the 2009 MLB More »

MLB transactions

The Chicago White Sox acquired Mark Teahen from the Kansas City Royals for infielders Josh Fields and Chris Getz and cash, and Minnesota More »

Focus on pitching

A world famous chef may choose not to share the recipe for a particular dish, and a fancy bakery may not want More »

11/06/2009
12:15 - Pale Hose add Teahen 
11:03 - Twins land Hardy 
11/05/2009
12:26 - Angels re-sign Abreu 
08:48 - Matsui powers Yankees 
11/04/2009
13:54 - Dodgers' Padilla shoots himself in leg 
11/03/2009
10:02 - Utley ties Jackson's record 
09:03 - Pettitte likely for game six 

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