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By Jorge Arangure Jr.
Wednesday, September 30, 2009 After months of strained negotiations with several teams, prized shortstop prospect Miguel Angel Sano appears to have come to terms on a $3.15 million deal with the Minnesota Twins. Initially, the Pittsburgh Pirates appeared to be the front-runners for Sano, but a strained relationship between Sano's family, agent Rob Plummer and the team apparently nixed the deal. Sano was to be the crowning jewel in a renewed Pirates commitment in Latin America. Instead, the failed deal leaves their new rec ... Activate your ESPN Profile!
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