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Alex Rodriguez Embraces New Role at Yankees’ Camp
Instead of being in the middle of the action, Rodriguez, a special adviser, was on the edges observing it. But he said he had no itch to play again.
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Instead of being in the middle of the action, Rodriguez, a special adviser, was on the edges observing it. But he said he had no itch to play again.
By BILLY WITZ
Jeanie Buss, the team president, ousted her brother from his job as the head of basketball operations and fired the longtime general manager, Mitch Kupchak.
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The backup goalkeeper for Sutton, Wayne Shaw, said he ate a pie during the match because he knew there was a bet on whether he would or not.
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