Assuming Ryan Braun's arbitration hearing concluded Friday, major-league baseball's Basic Agreement calls for a decision to be rendered within 25 days as the Brewers' all-star leftfielder seeks to avoid a 50-game suspension.
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January 22, 2012
NEW YORK (AP) -- Ryan Braun referred only in passing to his positive drug test and possible 50-game suspension as he accepted the National League MVP award at a black-tie dinner Saturday night.
After congratulating other award winners and thanking teammates, family, and the Milwaukee organization, the Brewers left fielder, speaking before a crowd of around 800 in a hotel ballroom...
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January 22, 2012
Milwaukee Brewers left fielder and reigning National League MVP, Ryan Braun, addressed a crowd at a New York City ceremony Saturday, in his first public appearance since reports of a positive test for performance enhancing drugs rocked Major League Baseball in December.Braun told the crowd, "everything I have done in my career has been done with respect and appreciation for...
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January 22, 2012
Ryan Braun referred only in passing to his positive drug test and possible 50-game suspension as he accepted the National League MVP award at a black-tie dinner Saturday night.
After congratulating other award winners and thanking teammates, family, and the Milwaukee organization, the Brewers left fielder, speaking before a crowd of around 800 in a hotel ballroom, thanked the Major...
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January 19, 2012
Brewers outfielder Ryan Braun, who faces a 50-game suspension for using performance-enhancing drugs, will accept the 2011 Most Valuable Player Award at the annual awards dinner of the Baseball Writers' Association of America on Saturday in New York. Braun tested positive for elevated levels of testosterone in December, 2011, after recently signing a five-year contract extension...
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January 20, 2012
Ryan Braun of the Milwaukee Brewers will accept his National League Most Valuable Player award Saturday in Manhattan, making his first public appearance since he was reported to have tested positive for elevated levels of testosterone.
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January 19, 2012
After baseball writers call his name and ask Ryan Braun to accept the NL MVP Award at a banquet on Saturday night, the only thing he should say is "No, thank you."
Or, to ratchet up the drama, the Milwaukee Brewers slugger could do a Marlon Brando and send Bernie Brewer or a Racing Sausage to the podium with a note politely declining the honor. No matter how, he should...
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January 21, 2012
Ran Braun speaks to the Baseball Writers' Association tonight, accepting his NL MVP Award. and ESPN's Buster Olney thinks Braun should proclaim his innocence, but give it back (link insider only):
From the moment the news of Ryan Braun's positive test for performance-enhancing drugs broke in December, he has maintained his innocence, texting to the Milwaukee Journal...
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January 21, 2012
NEW YORK (AP) - Ryan Braun made only a passing reference to his positive drug test and possible 50-game suspension as he accepted the National League MVP award at a black-tie dinner.After congratulating other award winners Saturday night and thanking teammates, family, and the Milwaukee organization, the Brewers left fielder, ...
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