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This Day In Baseball History: October 26th 
SOX1FAN | by Administrator | Sun, Oct 26
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In 1940, Detroit Tigers left fielder Hank Greenberg (.340, 41, 150) was named the American League’s Most Valuable Player… Greenberg had previously won the award (1935) as a first baseman, thus he became the first player to win the MVP more than once while playing different positions.
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I think it is safe to call the Edgar Renteria-Jair Jurrjens/Gorkys Hernandez deal “the trade that just keeps taking.” There was hope that the Tigers could salvage a couple draft picks out of the trade, but that possibility is now gone as the team has declined to offer Renteria arbitration.
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