Extreme makeover leaves Pirates with no names
The Pirates have traded most of their established players in a radical rebuild led by Neal Huntington. Andrew McCutchen and a crop of new prospects emerge as the hoped core, while payroll stays among the league's lowest and fans await a winner.
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Alan Robinson
Pittsburgh
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Braves
Jack Wilson
Pirates
Seattle
Freddy Sanchez
Jason Bay
Boston
Adam LaRoche
Ian Snell
Xavier Nady
Ronny Paulino
Niger Morgan
Yankees
Neal Huntington
Wilson
Sanchez
Andrew McCutchen
Garrett Jones
Charlie Morton
Ronny Cedeno
Steve Pearce
Delwyn Young
Lastings Milledge
McCutchen
McLouth
Atlanta
John Russell
Pedro Alvarez
Jose Tabata
Gorkys Hernandez
Tim Alderson
Jeff Clement
Tan Snell
Punxsutawney Handily Bounces Curwensville In Tourney
Punxsutawney beat Curwensville 7 to 0 as six innings doomed Curwensville, LaBorde allowing six earned runs over six innings with three walks and five strikeouts. McCracken lamented the one bad inning while Garrett LaBorde praised a strong game despite the loss. Pennington pitched seven effective innings for Punxsutawney, with Curwensville misfiring at the plate.
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Pirates trade two more players to Cubs in teardown
Pirates ship Hart and Ascanio to Chicago as part of a wave that weakens left handed depth in the upper system. Huntington cites desire for versatile pitchers while Hart seeks a permanent starter role with Pittsburgh. Harrison moves from Class A to the Lynchburg system as the club pushes him toward second base.
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Iowa
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Houston Astros
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Round Rock
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LOS Angeles Dodgers
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Baltimore
Josh Bell
Steve Johnson
Scott Elbert
Albuquerque
Brent Leach
NEW York
Lee Makes NL Debut With Phillies At San Francisco
Reigning AL Cy Young winner Cliff Lee arrives in Philadelphia Phillies colors for NL debut against the Giants. Wearing jersey No 34 and a red cap he discusses the trade from Cleveland and aims to help the Phillies repeat and extend their NL East lead as Ben Francisco starts in center field for Shane Victorino.
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Ortiz confirms union report of 2003 positive test
Boston star David Ortiz acknowledged the players union told him he tested positive for performance enhancing drugs in 2003. The Times report tied Ortiz to Manny Ramirez and noted other stars in the era while highlighting ongoing debates over naming and testing in baseball.
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Area Teener League and MLB Scores and Trades
Baseball results from area league play and major league games with details on Thursday Friday and Sunday matchups. Includes trades and roster moves for KC Seattle Texas Atlanta St Louis and other teams with notable players and signings across the leagues.
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JoePa Receives AFCA Coach of the Year Honors
Joe Paterno ranks 13th and is named AFCA Coach of the Year for the fifth time. He previously won in 2005 guiding Penn State to a 1-1 record and Big Ten and Orange Bowl titles. He also earned three Big Ten Dave McClain Coach of the Year honors, including 2008 with an 11-2 season, Big Ten title, and Rose Bowl berth.
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