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  • The Optimal Penalty of Height Infractions in NASCAR

    NASCAR, optimal penalty
    September 24, 2007
    by Phil Miller
    From NASCAR.com Carl Edwards' race-winning No. 99 Ford failed post-race inspection following Sunday's Dodge Dealers 400 at Dover International Raceway, which could lead to penalties assessed against the Roush Fenway ...
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Fascinating to see how these deals happen or don't.

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The Diamondbacks announce they have declined the options on second baseman Wilmer Flores ($6 million with a $500K buyout) and lefty T.J. McFarland ($1.85 million with a $50K buyout).

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