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zellyanks91 zellyanks91 posted 10/7/2008 from zellspinstripeblog.com [flag]
Why did the Yankees ever get Kei Igawa? Did they not learn their lesson with Hideki Irabu? The New York Yankees were the highest bidders at $26,000,194, and they signed him at a five-year, 20 million dollar contract on December 27, 2006. [link]
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