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Jeremy Sandler / National Post:
More hot air on Halladay front — Trade rumours will continue to envelop Jays — There are two guarantees that can be made about the trade rumours swirling around Toronto Blue Jays ace Roy Halladay. — One is that they will continue through the fall and winter — and spring and summer …
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Mike Silva / Mike Silva's New York Baseball Digest:
Montero and Hughes/Joba for Halladay? — Via Jon Heyman at his twitter: … If the Blue Jays asking price for Roy Halladay is Jesus Montero and either Phil Hughes or Joba Chamberlain I think the Yankees need to make this deal. — As was talked about on Wednesday's show Jesus Montero …
Mike Axisa / MLB Rumors:Jays Looking For An Arm And A Bat For Halladay
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Ken Davidoff / Newsday:
Ex-Padres GM Towers could join Yankees as adviser — month as the Padres' general manager, told ESPN that he will meet with the Yankees, Mets, Red Sox and Mariners at the winter meetings in Indianapolis and decide which team to join - in an advisory role - shortly after.
Joe Frisaro / MLB.com:
Coghlan named to Topps Rookie team — NL Rookie of the Year adds to burgeoning trophy case — MIAMI — Chris Coghlan's rookie baseball card is gaining value. — The National League Rookie of Year on Wednesday was named to the Topps Major League Rookie All-Star Team.
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Joe Frisaro / MLB.com:
Young Marlins duo up for TYIB Awards — Fans can make Hanley Hitter of Year, Coghlan top rookie — MIAMI — Besides being teammates, Hanley Ramirez and Chris Coghlan share the distinction of both being named the National League Rookie of Year by the Baseball Writers' Association of America.
Doug Miller / MLB.com:
Stove not quite so hot for aging stars — Big league jobs tough to find for many 35 and older — For a group of big-name baseball free agents over the age of 35, last year was a winter of serious discontent. — Frank Thomas, Jim Edmonds, Ray Durham, Paul Lo Duca and many others were hit …
Allen Iverson / Associated Press:
Report: Longtime Yankees voice Sheppard retiring — NEW YORK (AP)—Bob Sheppard has no intentions of returning to his longtime job as the public address announcer at Yankee Stadium, MLB.com reported Thursday. — Sheppard, who is 99, hasn't worked a game since late in the 2007 season due to illness.
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Bryan Hoch / MLB.com:Now retiring from the Yankees: Number 99
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Mark Kiszla / Denver Post:
McD swears Broncos are back — Who said there aren't enough bombs in the playbook of Broncos coach Josh McDaniels? — At a tense, emotional moment during Denver's crucial 26-6 victory over the New York Giants, McDaniels went nuclear, dropping a verbal bomb on his players.
Steve Melewski / MASNsports.com:
MacPhail talks starting pitching — When looking ahead to the 2010 season, it seems the O's have four starting pitchers pretty set in their rotation with Jeremy Guthrie, Brad Bergesen, Brian Matusz and Chris Tillman. — That would leave the O's needing to add just one starter to the rotation.
John Shea / San Francisco Chronicle:
Lincecum's 2010 salary will be costly, possibly setting a record — Tim Lincecum is having an unprecedented career, and now he's in line for an unprecedented contract. — A historic negotiation is expected after the Giants' ace won Cy Young Awards in his first two full big-league seasons …
MLB.com:
Marlins Set to Launch Hot Stove Radio Show Nov. 28 — Weekly Radio Show To Air Every Saturday Afternoon On 790 The Ticket — MIAMI - The Florida Marlins are set to launch the Hot Stove Show on Saturday, Nov. 28 from 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. on the team's official flagship station, 790 The Ticket (WAXY 790 AM).
