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Howie Kendrick says that staying with Angels was top priority

Found January 10, 2012 on Los Angeles Times:
PLAYERS: Howie Kendrick
TEAMS: Los Angeles Angels

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At news conference to formally announce four-year, $33.5-million contract extension, the All-Star second baseman points to the team's off-season free-agent acquisitions as driving force behind his decision.At news conference to formally announce four-year, $33.5-million contract extension, the All-Star second baseman points to the team's off-season free-agent acquisitions as driving force behind his decision.
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