Indians withdraw offer to Manny Ramirez
The Cleveland Indians pulled their seven year 119 million offer to Manny Ramirez and will pursue other free agents. GM John Hart said Ramirez won’t be paid more than 17 million per season if he stays. The club also exercised options on Kenny Lofton Paul Shuey and Ricardo Rincon. Meanwhile the New York Mets pulled out of the Alex Rodriguez sweepstakes citing team cohesion concerns and Rodriguez’s high demands.
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Martinez and Cy Young legends linked by eras
The excerpt recalls Nolan Martinez’s 1976 season with Baltimore and compares it to Cy Young winners from Detroit and Baltimore, noting Martinez’s 18-6 record and 1.74 ERA, the AL's lowest since 1968, and highlighting unanimous wins by Martinez and Clemens across different years.
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Martinez Across AL Cy Young Vote Report and Reflections
Voting data shows Pedro Martinez receiving top AL Cy Young consideration with multiple ballots. Martinez posted 217 innings, 128 hits allowed, 32 walks, and 284 strikeouts, while the Red Sox finished 85 77 and 2.5 games behind the Yankees, prompting Martinez to say he would trade the award for a World Series shot.
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Miami Moves to Second in BCS Standings Behind Oklahoma
Miami rises to second place in the Bowl Championship Series standings ahead of Florida State after a 35-7 win over Pittsburgh. Oklahoma remains first after a come-from-behind 38-31 victory over Texas A&M. Florida State drops to third after routing Wake Forest while Florida faces a pivotal test against the Seminoles.
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