Yankees star Mattingly signs record 19.3 million five year deal
Don Mattingly becomes highest paid player in baseball history with a 19.3 million five year extension through 1995. He will average 3.86 million per season and receives a 2 million signing bonus as the Yankees secure their star for five seasons.
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Indians Seek Spring Momentum Into Opening Night
Cleveland manager John McNamara aims to carry a 10-5 spring exhibition record and a .326 team batting average into the regular season after the Arizona workouts and Sun Ohio Cup win over Cincinnati. Tom Candiotti to start vs the Yankees. Maldonado and Hernandez move up in the order for speed and protection.
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Elyria blanks Midview in opener
Elyria High opens the season with a 2 0 victory over Midview as pitchers Virgil Pack and Chris Thompson combine for 15 strikeouts and allow a single hit. Pack scores the win with eight Ks in five innings, Thompson finishes with seven strikeouts in two innings. Scott Siglin provides the lone home run for insurance in the fifth.
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Browns add Buczkowski among 10 free agents
Cleveland signed 10 free agents led by former first round pick Bob Buczkowski once of the Raiders who missed the 1986 season with back injury and hepatitis. Buczkowski, 6-5 260, played for Pittsburgh and had 133 tackles and 10 sacks in 31 Panthers games. Additional signees included Charlie Wright Charlie Carrington K D Dunn Ellis Dillahunt Jeff Graham Jeff Lucas Matt Patchan Dave Smith and Bob Sims.
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