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'A perfect fit': Twins sign first-rounder Aaron Sabato


The ink is barely dry on 's first professional baseball contract, but he's already thinking ahead to the days when his big bat could be a part of the Twins' power show. The slugging first baseman sees himself as a perfect fit in that mold. So do the Twins. That's why they signed him on Tuesday with an above-slot signing bonus of $2.75 million. (MLB.com)

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