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Chris Haft / MLB.com:
NL Cy Young Award goes to Lincecum  —  Giants hurler led the league in winning percentage, strikeouts  —  SAN FRANCISCO — Tim Lincecum has been called “The Freak,” “The Franchise” and “Seabiscuit.”  —  Now he can be called something else: The National League's Cy Young Award winner.
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Associated Press:
Lincecum beats out Webb, is Giants' second Cy Young winner  —  NEW YORK — Tim Lincecum is the National League Cy Young Award winner, taking home pitching's highest honor in his second major league season.  —  The slender kid with the whirling windup on Tuesday joined Mike McCormick (1967) …
John Shea / San Francisco Chronicle:
One voter left out Lincecum  —  (11-11) 12:33 PST — The only Cy Young Award voter who excluded Tim Lincecum from his ballot grew up in Sacramento a Giants fan and had season tickets until 1984.  —  Told that his name might not be treasured among Giants fans today, Chris De Luca …
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Tim Brown / Yahoo! Sports:
Extended Holliday in Oakland
Discussion: MLB Rumors
Troy E. Renck / Denver Post:
Reds sniffing at Atkins, Torrealba, Taveras
Discussion: MVN and Mets Fever
Mark Bowman / MLB.com:
Braves confident in offer to Peavy  —  Frustration setting in as both sides work toward a deal  —  ATLANTA — The frustration the Braves have felt while attempting to acquire Jake Peavy has been present for at least a week, and possibly longer.  Dating back to October's second week …
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Jeff Passan / Yahoo! Sports:
Braves' new world could revolve around Peavy  —  For a franchise that won 14 consecutive division titles, fourth place does not suffice.  So Frank Wren has a plan.  —  He's going to remake the Atlanta Braves.  Preferably by taking a major first step in the next few days.
Discussion: iYankees
David O'Brien / Atlanta Journal-Constitution:
Braves losing patience in Peavy watch
Discussion: MLB Rumors
Paul Sullivan / Chicago Tribune:
Pursuit of Peavy could alter Cubs' game plan
Associated Press:
Demand for new Yankee Stadium suites slows … NEW YORK (AP) — Selling suites may not be so sweet a business for the New York Yankees in these tough economic times.  —  Seven luxury boxes down the foul lines priced at $600,000 remain available for the 2009 season, the first at the new Yankee Stadium.
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Juan C. Rodriguez / Sun-Sentinel:
Emilio Bonifacio deal puts Dan Uggla's status in question  —  Bonifacio brings speed, will get look in crowded mix at third  —  Tuesday, the Marlins and Nationals announced the five-player deal that sent left-hander Scott Olsen and left fielder Josh Willingham to Washington.
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Joe Frisaro / MLB.com:   Marlins finalize deal with Nationals
Jim Baumbach / Newsday:
Former Mets star Mike Piazza to write a memoir  —  Former Mets catcher Mike Piazza waves to fans after the final game at Shea Stadium.  Piazza announced Tuesday he is working on a memoir.  (Newsday / Kathy Kmonicek)  —  So what does Mike Piazza really think about Roger Clemens?
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Batter up! Piazza to write memoir
Jeff Zrebiec / Baltimore Sun:
Orioles change wardrobe  —  ‘Baltimore’ added to road jerseys; other subtle alterations made  —  The Orioles bird that appears on team hats and helmets will get a new look for next season.  (November 11, 2008)  —  One long wait ends tomorrow for Orioles fans, who will no longer be able …
Discussion: MVN and Oriole Post
JSOnline:
Brewers' Torres decides to retire  —  By Tom Haudricourt of the Journal Sentinel  —  I just spoke on the telephone with Brewers reliever Salomon Torres and he gave me some surprising news.  Torres said he called general manager Doug Melvin today to announce he is retiring from baseball as an active player.
Dylan Hernandez / Los Angeles Times:
Dodgers' offer to Manny Ramirez could reach $60 million  —  See that money on the table?  That's $9 million.  The Dodgers offered Manny Ramirez $60 million.  —  The offer will stand until Thursday.  —  The Dodgers' initial offer to Manny Ramirez includes a club option for a third year …
Discussion: Bottom9 Baseball and ESPN
Associated Press:
Twins' Neshek needs surgery, likely done for '09  —  MINNEAPOLIS — Minnesota Twins reliever Pat Neshek will have ligament replacement surgery on his right elbow and is expected to miss next season.  —  The right-hander re-injured his elbow last week during a throwing session at the team's facility in Florida.
Bob Dolgan / Plain Dealer:
CLEVELAND INDIANS  —  Baseball News, Schedule, Pictures, and More  —  Former Indians broadcaster Herb Score dies at age 75 … Former Cleveland Indians pitcher and broadcaster Herb Score died this morning at age 75 at his home in Rocky River, the Indians confirmed today.
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Associated Press:
Indians pitcher, broadcaster Herb Score dies
Discussion: bronxbanterblog.com
MLB.com:
Padres withdraw offer to Hoffman  —  SAN DIEGO — Trevor Hoffman, the Major League career saves leader, could be finished as a member of the San Diego Padres.  —  General manager Kevin Towers confirmed on Monday that the Padres withdrew their contract offer to Hoffman for 2009.
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Tony Massarotti / Boston Globe:
Identifying potential Sox trade partners
Discussion: Bats
 
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