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Pro Rumors iPhone App – available now!


PRO Rumors (also known as MLB Secrets) has released the second version of their iPhone app. Here's a quick highlight of the app:

  • Up-to-the-minute baseball rumors, trades, secrets and news from all 30 professional baseball teams with sources, so you can always double-check our work.

  • Push Notification (beta) - Now you'll be notified when the latest breaking news occurs for your favorite team. No need to be in front of the computer constantly hitting refresh. Get a notification from PRO Rumors when your GM is making a move.

  • Browse by Team - Who wants to read everything? I only want to read the news about my favorite team. Fire up the app and Browse by Team.

  • Articles are downloaded to your iPhone or iPod Touch so if you lose connection to the mobile network, you can continue reading what's already been download. If you're about to take off on an airplane, launch the app to get the latest news and then sit back with your bag of peanuts and enjoy the latest baseball news and rumors.

  • One button to share the stories on Twitter or send directly to a friend via email.

  • View PRO Rumors Tweets from Twitter.

  • All blog postings are linked to the player's statistics and contract history (if available). Now you can tell immediately if the trade was worth it.

    You can download the app by clicking on http://www.itunes.com/apps/prorumors or on the App Store logo below..

    • Join the PRO Rumors team!

    We are looking to add one member to the PRO Rumors team. If you are an aspiring journalist, blogger or baseball fan that loves to write, we want to hear from you. Go to http://www.prorumors.com/site/write_for_us for more information.

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    New York Mets and Angel Pagan agree to 1 year contract

    By Allan
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    According to Adam Rubin of the New York Daily News, outfielder Angel Pagan and the New York Mets have avoided salary arbitration by agreeing to a one-year, $1.45 million contract. Pagan was seeking $1.8 million and the Mets were offering $1.275 million. The Mets have no more arbitration-eligible players.

    Pagan, 28, hit .306 with 6 home runs and 32 RBIs in 2009 with the Mets. You can see Pagan’s contract history and statistics here.

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