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SportsJanuary 30, 2014

ST. LOUIS -- The Cardinals and infielder Daniel Descalso avoided arbitration, agreeing to a $1.29 million, one-year deal, between the $1.65 million he had requested and the $930,000 St. Louis offered. St. Louis settled with all three arbitration-eligible players, agreeing earlier this month with outfielders Peter Bourjos and Jon Jay...

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ST. LOUIS -- The Cardinals and infielder Daniel Descalso avoided arbitration, agreeing to a $1.29 million, one-year deal, between the $1.65 million he had requested and the $930,000 St. Louis offered.

St. Louis settled with all three arbitration-eligible players, agreeing earlier this month with outfielders Peter Bourjos and Jon Jay.

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Descalso, 27, set career bests with five home runs, 42 RBIs, 25 doubles and 43 runs last season, when he appeared in 123 games and made $511,000.

The non-guaranteed pact includes a $10,000 performance bonus for 250 plate appearances.

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