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Friday, November 20, 1992
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Royals get veteran Pirate
The Associated Press
PITTSBURGH — The Pittsburgh Pirates, in another move to slash salaries, traded second baseman Jose Lind to the Kansas City Royals yesterday for two pitching prospects.
Lind, named last week as the National League's Gold Glove winner, was traded for minor-league pitchers Dennis Moeller and Joel Johnston.
Last spring, the Pirates traded 20-game winner John Smiley to the Minnesota Twins for prospects Midre Darden, rather than pay him $3.44 million.
This month, the Pirates decided not to protect former 20-game winner Lance Stephenson.
sport draft, and he was selected by the Florida Marlins, then was dealt to Philadelphia. Jackson earned $2.62 million last season, helping pump up the Pirates' payroll to an estimated $34 million.
The Pirates also left Lind unprotected during all three rounds of the expansion draft, but neither the Colo-Rockies nor the Marlins chose him.
Despite Lind's state-of-the-art defensive skills, his bat — he hit only .235 last season — and his $2 million salary were liabilities to the dollar-conscious Pirates. The Pirates apparently feared that if Lind won again in salary arbitration, he could earn as much as $3 million in 1993
The Lind deal came just one day after Pirates general manager Ted Simmons hinted the Pirates might leave him off their 40-man winter roster — thereby releasing him — to free up a spot for a prospect.
"We've got to protect as many of our kids as possible," Simmons said. "To do that, we have to make some room."
Simmons had been trying to deal Lind for several weeks, but a proposed deal with Los Angeles fell through when the Dodgers traded for Jody Reed, who was drafted by Colorado and then traded away.
Lind had been the Pirates' starting second baseman since August 1987.
A's Eckersley earns league MVP
Cy Young winner gets salary bonus
The Associated Press
NEW YORK — Oakland reliever Dennis Eckersley, named the American League Cy Young Award winner last week, was also selected the league's Most Valuable Player yesterday.
Eckersley, who led the majors with 51 saves in 54 chances, is only the ninth player to win both the Cy Young Award and MVP honors in the same season. He joins Don Newcombe
Eckersley, 7-1 with a 1.91 ERA,
received 15 of a possible 28 first-
place votes and 306 points in balloting by
the Baseball Writers Association of
America. He was followed by Minnesota
outfielder Kirby Puckett with 209
points, including three first-place
votes, and Toronto outfielder Joe
Carter, with 201 points and four first
first-place votes.
(1956) , Sandy Koufax (1963), Denny McLain (1968), Bob Gibson (1968), Vida Dale (1971), Rolling Fickets (1981), Wille Hernandez (1984) and Roger Clemens (1986).
Mark McGwire, Dave Winfield and Roberto Alomar also received first-
place votes.
In the ALCy Young voting last week, Eckersley received 19 of a possible 28 first-place votes.
The AL MVP was expected to be the closest of all the postseason awards, but it didn't turn out that way.
For winning the MVP award, Eckersley receives a $100,000 bonus, bringing his 1992 income to $3.35 million. Puckett could also get a $100,000 bonus.
Eckersley helped the A's win their fourth AL West title in five years but struggled in the playoffs against Toronto, giving up Alomar's tying, two-run homer in the ninth of Game 4 at Oakland.
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