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- ↑ "Lofton Lifts His Mates". The Plain Dealer . 4 September 2000. p. 1C.
- ↑ "Charlie stays; is Juan so gone? Agent claims Gonzalez offering 'discount' for new Tribe contract". The Plain Dealer. 24 October 2001. p. D1.