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Alex Rodriguez suing Major League Baseball Yankees slugger claims MLB engaged in 'witch hunt' over doping charges.

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Via David Lennon: Hiroki Kuroda “has told friends” that he’ll pitch for either the Yankees or the Hiroshima Carp next season, but he hasn’t made a decision yet. New York did make the right-hander a qualifying offer, but they would not get draft pick compensation if he signed in Japan.

Kuroda, 37, spent eleven years with the Carp before coming over to MLB in 2008. He’s reportedly cool with signing another one-year deal in part because it affords him the flexibility to return to Japan at some point. These reports that cite “friends” are always sketchy though, so take this with a huge grain of salt. If Kuroda decides not to re-sign with the Yankees and instead returns to the Carp, it won’t be for money reasons. That much is certain.

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A total of 137 players around the league officially hit free agency today, including a dozen Yankees: Eric Chavez, Pedro Feliciano, Freddy Garcia, Raul Ibanez, Andruw Jones, Hiroki Kuroda, Derek Lowe, Russell Martin, Andy Pettitte, Mariano Rivera, Ichiro Suzuki, and Nick Swisher. Rafael Soriano can join them if he opts out of his contract by Wednesday’s deadline, which seems likely. Feliciano’s inclusion in the list of free agents is an indication that the Yankees have already declined his $4.5M club option. That is not surprising at all after the left-hander threw zero meaningful pitches during his time in pinstripes.

Under the new Collective Bargaining Agreement, players don’t even have to file for free agency anymore. They just hit the open market. I never understood the point of that anyway. Players are free to sign with new teams starting Saturday.

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Fenway Park Announcer Carl Beane Dies In Car Crash

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Angels starting pitcher Jered Weaver is doused by teammates after pitching a a no-hitter in Wednesday’s 9-0 victory over the Twins. (AP Photo/Mark J. Terrill)

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Mat Gamel is likely out for the year with a torn ACL.

Allow me for a second to play GM here. If I were the GM of the Red Sox, withWill Middlebrooks getting called up and expected to start until Kevin Youkilis comes back from the DL, I’d instantly be calling the Brewers. Maybe they would take Youkilis and a good prospect for Grienke, who’s an impending free agent or straight up for Shaun Marcum. This would help sure up the Red Sox staff, and allow Bard to return to the bullpen. It would also give some more pop to the Brewers’ lineup. Maybe the Brewers can bring up their top prospect Wily Peralta to fill the rotation. More than anyone, this deal would help Youkilis. Kevin is a gold-glove caliber 1st baseman and since his move to third has been injury riddled. Maybe being away from the rigors of 3rd will keep him in the lineup. Of course, this all depends on the severity of Youks injury, but I don’t think it’s too bad. I’m not sure that fans of either team would want this deal though but to me it makes baseball sense.

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Ken Griffey Jr. makes a running catch during a 1999 Mariners-Yankees game. (V.J. Lovero/SI)

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Babe Ruth slides safely into home during a 1934 Yankees-Tigers game. (AP)