newsday.com - 11/26/2009
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November 25, 2009 By KEN DAVIDOFF ken.davidoff@newsday.com Quick Summary As he sits atop the free-agent market, Matt Holliday says he can envision playing anywhere. Matt Holliday is open to Photo credit: David Pokress | Matt Holliday is open to playing in any part of the country next season. ...
latimes.com - 11/29/2009
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Matt Holliday, Roy Halladay Free-agent outfielder Matt Holliday,
left, and ace pitcher Roy Halladay of Toronto will...
be two of the most coveted offseason acquisitions this winter, if the Blue Jays look to move the former Cy Young Award winner. ( Photos ...
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sports.espn.go.com - 12/2/2009
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's agent was making no predictions on when
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Sox offered him salary arbitration Tuesday, assuring them of receiving two draft picks if he signs elsewhere. "I don't have a time frame for a deal at this ...
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Free agent Jason Bay has no timetable for signing a ...
sports.espn.go.com - 11/23/2009
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Poor Matt Holliday . He goes from Oakland
to St. Louis in July and slugs .604 down...
the stretch to help the Cardinals make the playoffs. And just when the lights are shining the brightest -- figuratively -- he takes a James Loney line drive off the ...
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Free agent slugger Matt Holliday would reportedly play "anywhere," according to Fox Sports. Our View: "I've been around, and I've lived in some big cities, so I would say that I'm open to any sort of coast or city," were his words in an interview earlier this week. Newsday also claims that his first choice is the Yankees. Suddenly, the Cardinals are again looking unlikely to retain their 2009 trade market prize. Read more Matt_Holliday news
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... Like Jason Bay, Matt Holliday is choosing not to rule out any potential suitors. Holliday told Jody McDonald and Rob Dibble of SIRIUS XM Radio that he's open to signing anywhere; ...
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Free agent slugger Matt Holliday would reportedly play "anywhere," according to Newsday.
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"I've been around, and I've lived in some big cities, so I would say that I'm open to any sort of coast or city," were his words in an interview earlier this week. Newsday also claims that his first choice is the Yankees. Suddenly, the Cardinals are again looking unlikely to retain their 2009 trade market prize. ...
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