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CLEARWATER, Fla. — Ryan Howard won his salary arbitration case against the Philadelphia Phillies when he was awarded $10 million, the highest figure given a victorious player.
Howard made $900,000 last year and $355,000 during his MVP season in 2006. The Phillies offered $7 million, but Howard became the first player to win in six arbitration cases this season.
