nytimes.com - 9/7/2008
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As Carl Pavano comes to the end of his four-year contract with the Yankees, he is thrilled to be a pitcher and not a patient. But he also has wounds that are hard for him to forget. >
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There are two interesting pieces in the Times sports section today: The first, by Tyler Kepner , offers a peek inside Carl Pavano's misbegotten Yankee career; the second story, ...
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