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Shane Bieber and Trevor Bauer Win Cy Young Awards

The New York Times - 12 Nov 2020 02:22
Shane Bieber and Trevor Bauer Win Cy Young Awards Bieber, a right-hander for Cleveland, led all major league pitchers in several statistical categories, and Bauer, a right-hander for Cincinnati, wasn't far behind.
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DJ LeMahieu does not accept $18.9 million qualifying offer from Yankees, becomes free agent As expected, DJ LeMahieu did not accept the qualifying offer from the Yankees worth $18.9 million for the 2021 season. The infielder had until 5 p.m. Wednesday to take the contract, but now becomes a free agent.
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White Sox have little to say about Tony La Russa's DUI charge ... for now The White Sox haven't exactly turned a blind eye to its new manager's latest escapades, not that they can really say anything about it just yet.
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Padres shortstop and NL MVP finalist Fernando Tatis Jr. said he would not rule out returning to winter ball this season for his team, Estrellas Orientales, to give the Dominican Republic "a good show."
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The White Sox say they "understand the seriousness" of a DUI charge against Tony La Russa but will avoid further comments until the Hall of Fame manager's case is resolved.
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Trevor Bauer tries to downplay Gerrit Cole feud in search of big bucks, but Mets are the better fit for the newly-crowned Cy Young winner New York City could be big enough for both of them, maybe even the Bronx.
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Jacob deGrom finishes third in NL Cy Young vote; Trevor Bauer takes top honor Jacob deGrom lost his chance to make history as Trevor Bauer took home the 2020 National League Cy Young award. DeGrom, who was going for his third consecutive Cy Young award, finished third behind Yu Darvish.
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Free-agent pitcher Josh Tomlin, who went 2-2 with a 4.76 ERA in 17 games with Atlanta this past season, will return to the Braves on a one-year, $1 million deal.
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The Angels are down to five finalists for general manager, a source confirmed Wednesday to ESPN, and that role could be filled as soon as next week.
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