Tejada signs huge deal with Orioles
Orioles land former AL MVP Miguel Tejada on a 72 million six year contract as Tampa Bay and other clubs pursue additions. Beattie promises more signings, while Guerrero Rodriguez and Lopez remain targets amid a flurry of winter trades and free agent chatter across the league.
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Justin Speier
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Colorado
Joe Kennedy
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Sonics Rally Past Bucks in Seattle Comeback
Ronald Murray scored 23 points and Richie Frahm 17 as the Seattle SuperSonics erased an 18 point first half deficit to beat the Milwaukee Bucks 108 102 in Seattle. Vladimir Radmanovic added 17 as Rashard Lewis left with a shoulder injury after three minutes in the second half.
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Washington
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Ortiz Foresees Red Sox AL Title Run in 2004
Boston slugger David Ortiz predicts the Red Sox will win the American League with Curt Schilling, Pedro Martinez, Derek Lowe and Tim Wakefield forming a strong rotation. He urges keeping Manny Ramirez and Nomar Garciaparra, warns trading them would sap power and offense.
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Manny Ramirez
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Love holds off Woods in Target World Challenge at Sherwood
Davis Love III stretched a seven shot lead until Tiger Woods surged with six birdies in seven holes. Love steadied with a 45 foot birdie at 16 and won by two, earning $1.2 million as Woods finished second in thick rain at Thousand Oaks California.
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