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Jacque Jones heads back to Twins

Published - Feb 10 2010 03:02 AM

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MINNEAPOLIS Former Detroit Tiger Jacque Jones has returned to the Minnesota Twins, agreeing to a minor league contract. Jones began his major league career with Minnesota in 1999 before joining the Chicago Cubs in 2006. The outfielders best season came ... Read Full Story

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