Miami Dolphins guard Richie Incognito will reportedly remain suspended until NFL special investigator Ted Wells concludes his inquiry into the clubs workplace conduct. Incognito had a grievance hearing postponed last week while Wells interviewed Dolphins players, coaches and staff members surrounding the harassment and bullying allegations in the wake of Jonathan Martins exit from the team prior to the Week 9 game against Cincinnati. NFL.com has reported that Incognito and the Dolphins, with approval of the league and its players union, agreed to extend the suspension until Wells finishes his investigation. Incognito, who will be paid during the banishment, was suspended on Nov. 3 and has already missed three games. He can only be suspended for a total of four games under the collective bargaining agreement and that time period would come to an end after Sundays contest against the New York Jets. 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Luke Hughes and Ben Revere highlighted the Twins attack, with a pair of hits and two RBI apiece. We just hit and found the right holes, said Revere. Alexi Casilla belted a solo home run while Danny Valencia and Michael Cuddyer added RBI doubles for Minnesota, which extended its winning streak to a season-high eight games.SAN FRANCISCO -- Giants ace Tim Lincecum asked for US$21.5 million in salary arbitration Tuesday and was offered $17 million by the club. The two-time NL Cy Young Award winners request neared the record amount sought in arbitration. Houston pitcher Roger Clemens asked for $22 million in 2005. San Franciscos offer was the highest in arbitration history, topping the $14.25 million the New York Yankees proposed for shortstop Derek Jeter in 2001. "Im overall optimistic that well find common ground without a hearing room," Bobby Evans, Giants vice-president of baseball operations, said before seeing Lincecums filing numbers. "Its a process that begins long before today in terms of conversations about possible deals that work for both sides. That process has continued in a mutual fashion. At this point we havent reached a conclusion." Also Tuesday, the Giants and slugger Pablo Sandoval agreed on a three-year contract. The 25-year-old third baseman became an All-Star last season after losing nearly 40 pounds during a rigorous off-season regimen. He batted .315 with 23 home runs and 70 RBIs in 2011. Lincecum, the winning pitcher in the Game 5 World Series clincher at Texas in 2010, earned $13.1 million last season when he completed a two-year deal worth $23.2 million. San Franciscos front office would like to lock up the 27-year-old Lincecum and fellow starter Matt Cain with long-term deals. Lincecum seems set on keeping his options open in the near future on a shorter contract. "We know well at least have a one-year deal," Evans said. "I cant really predict where it will end up. In this process your two parties are always filing to try to come to a midpoint. The negotiation is really about the midpoint." With Lincecum earning a hefty contract, Evans joked, "I usually leave off the final three zeroes because its easier to calculate.dddddddddddd." If the past is any indication, the sides will do their best to reach agreement before spring training and before an arbitration hearing. In February 2010, Lincecum agreed to a $23 million, two-year contract ahead of the scheduled hearing. He had been set at that time to ask for $13 million. That last contract was quite a raise for the undersized, hard-throwing pitcher his teammates call "Franchise" and "Freak" after he earned $650,000 in 2009. "Were looking at different player contracts that give us an idea where we think Tim should be," Evans said. "There is not ever a player thats exactly like the one you have. Ultimately there is only one guy that looks just like him." Lincecum -- the 10th overall draft pick out of Washington in 2006 -- has been an All-Star in each of the past four seasons. He went 13-14 with a 2.74 ERA last year for his first losing record. The Giants scored no runs while he was in the game in seven of 33 starts, had one run six times and two runs five times, according to STATS LLC. Also Tuesday, the Giants reached one-year agreements to avoid arbitration with outfielders Melky Cabrera and Nate Schierholtz and reliever Santiago Casilla. Cabrera agreed to a $6 million deal. San Francisco, which sold out every game in 2011 but missed the playoffs, will have a payroll of around $130 million. "Obviously the revenue that has been generated by our ownership and the support of our fans here makes the payroll level we have possible," Evans said. "We dont take that for granted. We know that with that kind of payroll comes responsibility and expectation." cheap nfl jerseys ' ' '