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Bringing heat in Arizona
TRACEE HAMILTON | Nationals prospects Stephen Strasburg, Drew Storen and a few others have shown how dominant they could be one day while competing in the Arizona Fall League.
Godzilla vs. the demons
THOMAS BOSWELL | Thanks to Series MVP Hideki Matsui, the Yankees put eight miserable, expensive years behind them.
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Toasts of the town
Yankees shortstop Derek Jeter hoists the World Series trophy for all to see as New York City celebrates the team's 27th championship following its victory over the Philadelphia Phillies.
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