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Burba Continues Late-Career Comeback Try
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AP - Dave Burba has pitched in nine postseason playoff games. He was in the same company as Greg Maddux, Pedro Martinez and Randy Johnson a few seasons ago. So why was the 39-year old jazzed well, as jazzed as the understated, habitual morning crossword puzzle worker can be at throwing the two middle innings of an early March split-squad exhibition for the Mariners against Team Japan on Wednesday night?
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Reclusive Ichiro in Spotlight for Japan
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AP - This is not the Ichiro Suzuki the Mariners know. Far from his reclusive self in Seattle, the 32-year-old right fielder has taken a more demonstrative role with his Japanese teammates at the World Baseball Classic. And they are eager to learn from the only position player from the major leagues representing Japan in the tournament.
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Japan Routs Taiwan, Advances at WBC
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AP - Japan advanced to the second round of the inaugural World Baseball Classic with a 14-3 win over Taiwan on Saturday.
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Irreverent Appier Back Yet Again
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AP - Mention Kevin Appier's name and out pops another quirky story. The latest one? How throwing chopped wood on his 270-acre Kansas soybean farm — the one said to include camels — convinced the irreverent former All-Star and World Series-winning pitcher to come out of retirement.
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Soriano loses arbitration, but will make $10 million
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Reuters - All-star second baseman Alfonso
Soriano lost his arbitration case to the Washington Nationals
but will make a record $10 million this season, Major League
Baseball said on its website on Friday.
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