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The Joy of Six: sports executives who paid for their crimes in prisonDavid Lengel: Front office sports figures whose transgressions led them to prison form an exclusive club – one that may soon grow in the wake of Fifa scandals
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Aroldis Chapman's 105mph fastball shows speed isn't everything in sportsDJ Gallo: No pitcher in MLB history has clocked higher speeds than Chicago’s newly minted closer, but velocity only scratches the surface of his dominance
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Chris Sale cut up White Sox uniforms as they hurt 'winning mentality'White Sox ace Chris Sale told MLB.com on Monday that he got upset with the team when he felt it placed more emphasis on a promotion than winning
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Chicago Cubs land Yankees reliever Aroldis Chapman for World Series pushThe Chicago Cubs have acquired hard-throwing reliever Aroldis Chapman in a trade with the New York Yankees
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Madison Bumgarner will hit for himself in AL park against the A'sMadison Bumgarner will get to hit for himself – even in an American League park
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The Houston Astros have turned their season around by doing nothingThe Astros are in better form than the Cubs and the Indians. But there was no revolution in the locker room to spur their success
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New York Mets give second chance to Jose Reyes – but does he deserve it?The Mets are riven by injuries, and seem prepared to take a shot at a player suspended by MLB for two months earlier this season for domestic violence
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Cleveland's hangover cure? An Indians World Series titleDavid Lengel: Clevelanders waited long enough for a post-playoffs party: if the Tribe keep on winning, the festivities could stretch deep into October. Plus A-Rod’s wisdom and baseball in Vegas
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