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Why a Pitcher Purposefully Cost Himself $500,000 With an Ejection

Why a Pitcher Purposefully Cost Himself $500,000 With an Ejection To CC Sabathia, being a great teammate meant everything — even if it meant defying a manager’s orders.
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