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Monday, March 22, 2010

Baseball

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Mets Pitcher Wants More Than Just a Peek

Nelson Figueroa is still looking for the recognition that will allow him to walk through baseball’s front doors without being questioned.

The Report on Upton: Still Fast, Still Young

B.J. Upton’s strong 2008 postseason was followed by a disappointing year, but the Rays figure his best days are still ahead.

Rain Throws Curveball at Yankees’ Schedule

After a stormy day canceled a game, the Yankees’ pitchers found there weren’t enough innings to go around.

Twins Give Mauer 8-Year Extension for $184 Million

Joe Mauer, last year’s American League most valuable player, has agreed to an eight-year, $184 million contract extension with the Twins.

Three Give Mets Pause on Their Pitching Staff

Nelson Figueroa, Pat Misch and Hisanori Takahashi all began spring training with virtual shutouts.

Twins and Joe Mauer Agree on 8-Year, $184 Million Extension

The deal announced Sunday covers the 2011-2018 seasons and includes a full no-trade clause.

A Minor Leaguer in Limbo Becomes a Slugger With a Future

Garrett Jones seemed to be stuck in the minors, but at age 28 he hit 21 homers in 82 games for the Pirates.

Multimedia

Slide Show: At the Cubs Convention, Hope Springs Eternal

Where does hope spring eternal? At a Hilton in downtown Chicago, site of the 25th annual Cubs Convention.

Keeping Score

Religion Aided a Home Run Chase, and May Have Led to Its Failure

In 1938, Hank Greenberg walked in 15.9 percent of his plate appearances through the end of August 1938. In September, that rate jumped to 20.4 percent.

Box Seats

Mark Twain, Baseball Fan, Had an Eye for a Short-Stop

In 1874, the author Mark Twain and the Dark Blues baseball team both arrived.

Stats and Standings

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