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A Cubs spokesman declined comment when asked about the reports. "Were trying to move to a conclusion," new general manager Jed Hoyer said earlier Wednesday. "There are multiple teams looking for a manager and were going to keep things close to the vest." Hoyer said his team had contacted some of the candidates again. Sveum, Mike Maddux, Sandy Alomar Jr., and Pete Mackanin got in-person interviews and DeMarlo Hale had a phone interview. Former Red Sox manager Terry Francona, who talked with president of baseball operations Theo Epstein several times, withdrew his name from consideration during a radio interview Wednesday. Hoyer also said to his knowledge there was no resolution to the compensation issue between the Cubs and Red Sox for Epstein leaving Boston with a year to go on his deal. Boston owner John Henry and chairman Tom Werner had lunch with Sveum on Wednesday. "Were going to continue our discussions," Werner said after returning to a downtown Milwaukee hotel with Henry. 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Last month the Yankees re-signed lefty ace CC Sabathia, who now has a package that will pay him $122 million over the next five years. "It was a major signing. Hes our ace," Steinbrenner said. "We still have some work to do." New York faltered in the playoffs, losing in the first round to the Detroit Tigers in a five-game series. "Were pretty close to the team we were last year," Steinbrenner said. "We let the fans down in the playoffs. No doubt about it. They know that, I know that, (GM Brian) Cashman knows that." cheap nfl jerseys cheap jerseys cheap jerseys cheap nfl jerseys wholesale jerseys ' ' '

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