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 MLB: Reagins says Teixeira still priority
Angels general manager Tony Reagins says he doesn't anticipate any moves before the Winter Meetings begin Monday in Las Vegas. Reagins also said that despite other reports, first baseman Mark Teixeira remains the club's No. 1 priority.
 Yahoo!: Angels say Teixeira still No.1 priority (Yahoo! Sports)
With Mark Teixeira still the Los Angeles Angels ' highest priority, general manager Tony Reagins said he...
MLB: No Vegas vacation for Angels GM
Angels general manager Tony Reagins figures to be among the busiest tourists in Las Vegas from Monday through Thursday, handling calls from agents and fellow GMs with a glut of crucial personnel decisions hanging in the balance.
MLB: Five Angels seek TYIB honors
Francisco Rodriguez, Scot Shields, Torii Hunter, Mike Scioscia and Tony Reagins share some common bonds. Each had a major role in the Angels' remarkable season, and each is a candidate in the 2008 This Year in Baseball Awards at MLB.com.
FOX Sports: Teixeira, K-Rod offered salary arbitration by Angels
The Los Angeles Angels offered salary arbitration Monday to free agents Mark Teixeira, Francisco Rodriguez, Jon Garland and Darren Oliver.The club declined to offer arbitration to longtime outfielder Garret Anderson, general manager Tony Reagins said.Free agents have until Sunday to accept arbitration offers. Anderson and Garland are Type B free agents, whil ...
MLB: Anderson left out of arbitration offers
The Angels have offered arbitration to free agents Francisco Rodriguez, Mark Teixeira, Darren Oliver and Jon Garland but did not extend an offer to Garret Anderson.
MLB: John down to last shot at induction
Tommy John, winner of 288 games, is in his 15th and final year of balloting for the Baseball Hall of Fame. John, who won 13-plus games 11 times, was the epitome of the crafty left-hander, a soft-thrower who kept infielders busy.
MLB: Vaughn a newcomer to Hall ballot
Before there was David Ortiz in a Boston Red Sox uniform, there was Mo Vaughn, a feared hitter with prodigious power who this year finds himself eligible for the Hall of Fame.
Yahoo!: Angels offer salary arbitration to Teixeira, K-Rod (AP)
The Los Angeles Angels offered salary arbitration Monday to free agents Mark Teixeira, Francisco Rodriguez, Jon Garland and Darren Oliver. The club declined to offer arbitration to longtime outfielder Garret Anderson, general manager Tony Reagins said. Free agents have until Sunday to accept arbitration offers.
Yahoo!: Angels offer arbitration to Teixeira, K-Rod (PA SportsTicker)
The Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim on Monday protected themselves should any of their coveted free agents decide to leave this winter.
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·Reagins says Teixeira still priority
Angels general manager Tony Reagins says he doesn't anticipate any moves before the Winter Meetings begin Monday in Las Vegas. Reagins also said that despite other reports, first baseman Mark Teixeira remains the club's No. 1 priority.
·No Vegas vacation for Angels GM
Angels general manager Tony Reagins figures to be among the busiest tourists in Las Vegas from Monday through Thursday, handling calls from agents and fellow GMs with a glut of crucial personnel decisions hanging in the balance.
·Five Angels seek TYIB honors
Francisco Rodriguez, Scot Shields, Torii Hunter, Mike Scioscia and Tony Reagins share some common bonds. Each had a major role in the Angels' remarkable season, and each is a candidate in the 2008 This Year in Baseball Awards at MLB.com.
·Angels' Aybar hits for the cycle
Angels' Aybar hits for the cycle Aybar hits for cycle, ends marathon in 18th
·Anderson left out of arbitration offers
The Angels have offered arbitration to free agents Francisco Rodriguez, Mark Teixeira, Darren Oliver and Jon Garland but did not extend an offer to Garret Anderson.
·Angels Hot Stove Report
·John down to last shot at induction
Tommy John, winner of 288 games, is in his 15th and final year of balloting for the Baseball Hall of Fame. John, who won 13-plus games 11 times, was the epitome of the crafty left-hander, a soft-thrower who kept infielders busy.
·Vaughn a newcomer to Hall ballot
Before there was David Ortiz in a Boston Red Sox uniform, there was Mo Vaughn, a feared hitter with prodigious power who this year finds himself eligible for the Hall of Fame.
·Mailbag: Where will Anderson land?
In this week's mailbag, Lyle Spencer fields questions regarding Garrett Anderson's future, the Halos' interest in Jake Peavy, and Brandon Wood's status.
·Angels face crucial arbitration calls
The Angels, in a winter of major decisions, have until 9 p.m. PT Monday to extend arbitration offers to an impressive quintet of six-year Major League free agents: Mark Teixeira, Francisco Rodriguez, Darren Oliver, Garret Anderson and Jon Garland.
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·Twelve free agents in line for pay cuts (SportingNews.com)
Next season, some big-league free agents will be lucky to earn half of what they made in 2008.
·Twelve players who will take big pay cuts (SportingNews.com)
Aging and disappointing players alike who used to earn big money will be in for a shock this offseason as they could make less than half of what they're used to in many cases.
·To baseball's postseason teams go the playoff shares (Yahoo! Sports)
Who said it was all about the ring? While baseball players are no doubt playing for the Commissioner's Trophy...
·Angels say Teixeira still No.1 priority (Yahoo! Sports)
With Mark Teixeira still the Los Angeles Angels ' highest priority, general manager Tony Reagins said he...
·World Series shares remain below 2006 record (AP)
A full World Series share was worth $351,504 for the Philadelphia Phillies, below the record $362,173 set by the St. Louis Cardinals two years ago. Major League Baseball said Tuesday that the players' pool for the postseason was $51.16 million, down from $52.46 million last yearand a record $55.60 million in 2006.
·Angels Team Report (Yahoo! Sports)
Garret Anderson might be a free agent for the first time in his career, but he has obviously been paying attention.Anderson has hired Scott Boras as his agent. The 36-year-old Anderson was represented by Chris Arnold for most of his career. After Anderson signed a four-year, $48 million contract extension in April 2004, there were changes in Arnold's agency, and Anderson opted to go without an agent the past few year ...
·Sabathia, Ramirez, Burnett offered arbitration (AP)
Star pitcher CC Sabathia and slugging outfielder Manny Ramirez headlined a group of 24 players offered salary arbitration Monday by their former teams. Starters A.J. Burnett, Derek Lowe and Oliver Perez also were offered arbitration, as were closers Francisco Rodriguez and BrianFuentes, and first baseman Mark Teixeira.
·Angels offer salary arbitration to Teixeira, K-Rod (AP)
The Los Angeles Angels offered salary arbitration Monday to free agents Mark Teixeira, Francisco Rodriguez, Jon Garland and Darren Oliver. The club declined to offer arbitration to longtime outfielder Garret Anderson, general manager Tony Reagins said. Free agents have until Sunday to accept arbitration offers.
·Angels offer arbitration to Teixeira, K-Rod (PA SportsTicker)
The Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim on Monday protected themselves should any of their coveted free agents decide to leave this winter.
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·$150 MILLION MAN Tex, Inc.
All eyes are on Mark Teixeira, a switch-hitting, slick-fielding, image-savvy superstar who?with an assist from Uberagent Scott Boras?has definitely arrived
·Los Angeles Angels Inside Pitch
Garret Anderson might be a free agent for the first time in his career, but he has obviously been paying attention. Anderson has hired Scott Boras as his agent. The 36-year-old Anderson was represented by Chris Arnold for most of his career. After Anderson signed a four-year, $48 million contract extension in April 2004, there were changes in Arnold's agency, and Anderson opted to go without an agent thepast few years.
·Los Angeles Angels Notes, Quotes
--RHP Francisco Rodriguez, 1B Mark Teixeira, RHP Jon Garland and LHP Darren Oliver -- all free agents -- were offered arbitration by the Angels at the Dec. 1 deadline. The team would receive draft compensation if any of them signs with another team. OF Garret Anderson was notoffered arbitration. --INF Maicer Izturis recently returned to action for the first time since undergoing surgery on his left thumb in August.
·Los Angeles Angels Roster Report
The Angels thought they had put together a team capable of winning the team's second championship. It didn't work out that way, and now they are faced with some difficult contract decisions. While the roster that won 100 games for the first time in franchise history might be worth keeping together for another run at the World Series, financial pressures make that all but impossible.
·Source: Brewers' Sheets likely to decline arbitration
Right-hander Ben Sheets is likely to decline the Brewers' offer of salary arbitration, according to a major-league source, leaving the team with two potentially major holes in its rotation.
·Market shaping up for Adam Dunn
He may not be Manny or Teixeira, but signing Adam Dunn won't cost a pick. That means teams are lining up, Ken Rosenthal says.
·Teixeira, K-Rod offered salary arbitration by Angels
The Los Angeles Angels offered salary arbitration Monday to free agents Mark Teixeira, Francisco Rodriguez, Jon Garland and Darren Oliver.The club declined to offer arbitration to longtime outfielder Garret Anderson, general manager Tony Reagins said.Free agents have until Sunday to accept arbitration offers. Anderson and Garland are Type B free agents, while the rest are Type A.
NEW YORK (AP) - A full World Series share was worth $351,504 for the Philadelphia Phillies, below the record $362,173 set by the St. Louis Cardinals two years ago.
·Teixeira, K-Rod offered salary arbitration by Angels
The Los Angeles Angels offered salary arbitration Monday to free agents Mark Teixeira, Francisco Rodriguez, Jon Garland and Darren Oliver.The club declined to offer arbitration to longtime outfielder Garret Anderson, general manager Tony Reagins said.Free agents have until Sunday to accept arbitration offers. Anderson and Garland are Type B free agents, while the rest are Type A.
·Brewers schedule for spring is set
The Milwaukee Brewers announced their spring training exhibition schedule Monday, including two games against the Los Angeles Dodgers at Dodger Stadium after breaking camp in Arizona.
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