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Jayson Stark
MVP Of The Decade

Albert Pujols, the National League's Triple Crown winner of the 2000s, is the runaway winner.

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Keith Law
Right And Wrong

A look back at the best and worst free-agent signings, prospects and trades of the past decade.

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Rob Neyer
Gloving Every Minute Of it

Lessons from the '00s: Andruw Jones was where hits went to die. Don't run on Ichiro. Bernie Williams was a bad outfielder. It's our look at a decade of defense.

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Tim Kurkjian
Greatness All Around

The 2000s were definitely one heck of a decade. So, selecting the All-Decade team for the '00s wasn't an easy thing to do.

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Jim Caple
Best And Worst

The greatest team of the 2000s? That's easy. It's the New York Yankees. The most dreadful? Well, the nominees are …

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Jerry Crasnick
Best Pitcher Of Decade

Mariano Rivera stood out from all other pitchers in the 2000s by delivering dominant season after dominant season.

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Howard Bryant
Capped Out

In an offseason focused on money, cries for a salary cap are way off the mark.

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Amy K. Nelson
Quick Exit

Pedro Martinez's outing in Game 6 was brief, as was his bizarre session with reporters after he tried to bolt the Phillies' clubhouse without speaking to the media.

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2009 PLAYOFFS

YankeesThe Yankees, after a one-year break from the playoffs, returned to the postseason and captured the franchise's 27th title.