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Baseball Daily News

November 23, 2009
  • Mauer handily catches AL MVP Award

  • Twins catcher Joe Mauer was named the American League Most Valuable Player by the Baseball Writers Association of America for the first time in his career on Monday, beating out the Yankees' duo of Derek Jeter and Mark Teixeira for the honor.
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Minor League Baseball

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In the News

  • Hot Stove Report
  • Stay on top of all the rumors, trades and signings that keep fans warm through the winter, plus check the interactive Pulse of the Postseason.
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  • 2009 Awards
  • Get complete coverage of all 2009 Awards -- including Rookie of the Year, Cy Young, Manager of the Year and MVP -- announced live on MLB.com.
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  • MLB Go Beyond
  • Five U.S. Presidents and Major League Baseball ask fans to "go beyond" in terms of giving back and volunteering in your community.
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  • Hal Bodley
  • Senior correspondent Hal Bodley offers his unique brand of insight regularly on MLB.com and MLB.com/Live.
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This Year In Baseball Awards

  • 2009 Gibbys
  • Cast your ballots now for the top hitters, pitchers, moments and performances from the 2009 season.
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Baseball Perspectives

  • Postseason schedule should change
  • Playing baseball in November is like skiing on the Fourth of July. But give Commissioner Bud Selig credit. He doesn't like the current format for the postseason and vows he's going to do something about it.
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  • Bauman: Top managers leave no doubt
  • This was not an average year for Manager of the Year voting. There was not much room for debate, because the performances of two skippers not only suggested that they should win the award; they shouted that they should win the award.
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  • Scioscia is the ultimate team leader
  • Mike Scioscia celebrated his 10th anniversary with the Angels by winning the AL Manager of the Year Award. Former Dodgers GM Fred Claire, for one, has not been surprised by Scioscia's success.
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