Cubs owner Tom Ricketts pursues baseball deal after World Series win
Chicago Cubs owner Tom Ricketts partakes in owners meetings amid talks on a new collective bargaining agreement set to expire December 1. Yankees owner Hal Steinbrenner supports a swift deal while teams plan for drafts, luxury tax changes, and draft pick rules. Both clubs push stadium upgrades as 2016 season builds.
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Murray tops Nishikori in longest ATP Finals match
Andy Murray overcame Kei Nishikori in a 6-7 6-4 6-4 three hour duel to secure his second straight ATP Finals win in the group stage. Murray, 2-0, eyes a semifinal berth as Stan Wawrinka looms amid Djokovic chase for year-end No. 1.
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Porcello Wins Cy Young In Closest Vote Since 1970
Boston righthander Rick Porcello won the Cy Young with 137 points in a tight vote over Justin Verlander and Max Scherzer after leading the AL with 22 wins and a 3.15 ERA. Verlander added 14 firsts but was left off two ballots and will receive a $100,000 bonus. Porcello, who rebounded from a 9-15 season, claimed the honor despite a mixed ballot response.
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Scherzer Wins Cy Young in Both Leagues for 2016
Max Scherzer captured the NL Cy Young with 25 first place votes for the Nationals after a record tying 20 strikeout game, becoming the sixth pitcher to win Cy Young in both leagues following 2013 with Detroit. He praised teammates and reflected on the season. Clayton Kershaw and Jose Fernandez also received votes.
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Ingraham profiles Tito Francona in Indians dugout office
The piece lauds Terry Francona as the Indians manager whose dugout is his office, highlighting his sustained success with Cleveland, AL Manager of the Year awards, and the team’s postseason runs. It notes payroll dynamics, Kluber’s rise, and Francona’s leadership during a dramatic rotation period. Contact details for Jim Ingraham are included.
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Notre Dame police not required to release crime info
Indiana Supreme Court rules Notre Dame police department is not a public agency under state open records law. ESPN sought campus crime reports on 275 athletes. court said university police stay outside government public records rules.
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