$1.9 Million to Yanks’ Mattingly
Associated Press
NEW YORK —
Don Mattingly of the New York Yankees today was granted the largest salary arbitration award in the 13-year history of the procedure, winning a $1.975-million one-year contract.
Yankees owner George Steinbrenner had offered $1.7 million to Mattingly, his All-Star first baseman who had a .352 batting average last year with 113 RBIs and 31 homers. The previous highest arbitration award was the $1.85 million granted to pitcher Jack Morris of the Detroit Tigers last week.
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