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Hamilton looking for top honor

 
Rangers center fielder Josh Hamilton is a top candidate for the American League MVP Award, to be announced Tuesday. Hamilton hit .304 with 98 runs scored, 32 home runs and a league-leading 130 RBIs in his first season with the Rangers. (link)

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