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The January 19th, 2012 edition of daily news for the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim including Angels will be prominently featured on ESPN's Sunday Night Baseball, Angels announce non-roster invites, Dipoto says extension talks with Aybar are still ongoing and much more... The Story: The Angels are prominently featured on ESPN's Sunday Night Baseball schedule. The Monkey Says: Out of the ten games announced thus far, the Angels play in two of them. One against the Yankees, another against the Rangers. Both are road games. Undoubtedly, ESPN will televise the high-profile Angels as much as they can. It is almost like...
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Angels re-sign SS Erick Aybar, avoid arbitration

The Los Angeles Angels have re-signed Erick Aybar for the upcoming season at $5,075,000, avoiding arbitration with the Gold Glove shortstop. The Angels re-signed the last of their arbitration-eligible players on Tuesday. Aybar batted .279 last season with career-highs of 10 homers, 59 RBIs and 30 stolen bases while playing in 143 games for the Angels. He also became just the third...

Angels re-sign last of arbitration-eligible players

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Erick Aybar's Free Agency Future

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Angels re-sign SS Aybar for $5.075M (AP)

The Los Angeles Angels have re-signed Erick Aybar for the upcoming season at $5,075,000, avoiding arbitration with the Gold Glove shortstop. The Angels re-signed the last of their arbitration-eligible players on Tuesday. Aybar batted .279 last season with career-highs of 10 homers, 59 RBIs and 30 stolen bases while playing in 143 games for the Angels.

Angels agree to one-year deal with Aybar

Erick Aybar and the Angels agreed to a one-year, $5.075 million contract on Tuesday, meaning he'll be eligible for free agency after the 2012 season if the two sides can't agree to something more long term before then.

AL West update: Angels re-sign Erick Aybar

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The Los Angeles Angels have shelved discussions about a long-term contract with Erick Aybar, at least for now, by agreeing Tuesday to a one-year deal with the Gold Glove shortstop to avoid arbitration.

Angels Avoid Arbitration With Erick Aybar

The Angels avoided arbitration with shortstop Erick Aybar by signing him to a $5.075MM deal, tweets ESPN's Enrique Rojas.

Angels re-sign SS Erick Aybar to one year for $5 million

The Los Angeles Angels have re-signed Erick Aybar for the upcoming season at $5,075,000, avoiding arbitration with the Gold Glove shortstop.

Angels avoid arbitration with Aybar

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Dodgers Ink Ethier, Loney, Still Working On Kershaw; Angels Sign Aybar

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