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The St. Louis Cardinals have given contract extensions to a pair of key relievers - closer Ryan Franklin and left-handed specialist Trever Miller.
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September 01, 2009
The St. Louis Cardinals have given contract extensions to a pair of key relievers - closer Ryan Franklin and left-handed specialist Trever Miller.
Terms were not disclosed. Franklin's contract runs through 2011. The extension for Miller is for 2010 with a vesting option for 2011.
At 36, Franklin leads the National League with 35 saves in 37 chances. He is 2...
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September 01, 2009
The Cardinals extended the contracts of relievers Ryan Franklin and Trever Miller, according to Bernie Miklasz of the St. Louis Post-Dispatch (via Twitter). Franklin's deal runs through 2011, while Miller's is through 2010 with a vesting option for '11.
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September 01, 2009
The St. Louis Cardinals announced Tuesday they have signed closer Ryan Franklin and left-hander Trever Miller to contract extensions.
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