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The Mets' L.J. Mazzilli, a son of former major league All-Star and manager Lee Mazzilli, was suspended for 50 games Tuesday under baseball's minor-league drug program following a second positive drug test.
This year hasn't been particularly kind to sports franchises in the Tri-State area. Every team has something (in certain cases, multiple things) they'd like from Santa.
The IRS said in a statement Monday the agreement is worth about $1,279,000. The minimum bid is $550,000 in the auction, which is scheduled for Jan. 20 at the IRS office in Fairview Heights, Illinois.
Some of them won the game, some of them saved the game and others made for some very impressive eye candy.
Mets general manager Sandy Alderson isn't the only one interested in landing the four-time All-Star.
The Yankees have acquired right-hander Gonzalez Germen from the Mets for cash in the first trade in a decade between the New York rivals.
Bud Selig will be given the title of baseball commissioner emeritus when he retires next month.
Though the discussions have been ongoing, the sides aren't close to completing a deal, according to CBS' Jon Heyman.
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Paulo Berejuk, a 51-year-old Brazilian citizen with permanent U.S. residency, pleaded guilty to conspiracy to distribute testosterone.
MLB says it's too early to tell how revamped relations between the U.S. and Cuba will affect the league.
"Cuddyer is a great signing. But believe me, when David gets healthy, that's the difference."
Try as they may, try as they might, Met fans can't seem to convince their team to be gung-ho on Jung-Ho.
Kang or Tulowitzki. Either gambit will cost them money. Lots of it. They owe it to their constituency to at least try.
On Monday, general manager Sandy Alderson admitted that the club is "still undecided" about whether it will post a bid for Kang. On Tuesday, Alderson said that a bid is "unlikely."
