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Lineups for Game 3 of ALDS: A-Rod batting third for Yankees
The Baltimore SunThere was some speculation that New York Yankees manager Joe Girardi might drop Alex Rodriguez in Wednesday’s lineup because the aging star is 1-for-9 with five strikeouts in the series so far. But the lineups are out and Rodriguez is batting third...Tags: Jim Thome, Curtis Granderson, Ichiro Suzuki, Ray Flaherty, Eric Chavez
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Museo Smithsonian devela retrato de Celia Cruz
El Museo Smithsonian de Historia Estadounidense develó esta semana un collage fotográfico alegórico a la salsera cubana Celia Cruz, elaborado por el fotógrafo neoyorquino Robert Weingarten. La imagen de 60 x 90 pulgadas se exhibirá al público hasta...
Tags: Sonia Sotomayor
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Who deserves MVP: Cabrera or Trout?
Cabrera lifting Tigers Phil Rogers Chicago Tribune I know Mike Trout has done historic things, but unfortunately his Angels team is also history, eliminated from the wild-card race on Monday, the same day that Miguel Cabrera's Tigers clinched the AL...Tags: Los Angeles Times, American League, Chicago Tribune Columnists, Detroit Tigers, Mike Trout
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Transcript of Brooks Robinson's speech at sculpture unveiling ceremony
Following is a transcript of Brooks Robinson's speech at his sculpture unveiling ceremony Saturday at Camden Yards. “Thank you, thank you, and I promise you, this will be the last ‘thank you’ of my career. I know Paul Blair, the last...
Tags: Charity, National League, Sandy Koufax, Cy Young Award, Labor Day
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Tom House gets calls from quarterbacks
Tom House spent eight years in the majors as a relief pitcher, but he is best remembered for catching Hank Aaron's record-breaking 715th home run. The ball sailed over the fence and into the bullpen, and House ran under it. Now, almost four decades later...
Tags: New Orleans Saints, YouTube, Joe Flacco, Tiger Woods, Carson Palmer
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Orioles close the book on an era of losing, but the players are looking for more
The Baltimore SunIn the end, these Orioles reduced the milestone to something small, almost insignificant. That's how weird, wonderful and exciting they have turned out to be in 2012. For years, any big-picture assessment of the franchise has included a reminder of its...Tags: Jason Hammel, Tampa Bay Rays, Pittsburgh Pirates, American League East, Baseball
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Derek Jeter Is Still Playing The Game The Right Way
The Hartford CourantOnce upon a time in baseball, it was easy to enjoy greatness. Today, in the shadow of performance-enhancing drugs (known as PEDs), enjoying the players who stack up awe-inspiring numbers just ain't easy. Players, rightly or wrongly, are under the...Tags: Barry Bonds, Ron Santo, Sandy Koufax, Sammy Sosa, Alex Rodriguez
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Manuel hopes Pierre's work ethic pays dividends
PHILADELPHIA — The blistering sun is beating down on the field at Citizens Bank Park. Most players are sheltered from the stinging rays and high humidity in the more friendly confines of the clubhouse. Yet one face, the same one that emerges nearly...Tags: Barry Bonds, Shane Victorino, Michael Martinez, John Mayberry, Jr., Paul Janish
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"Ed-die!" chanted again in Baltimore -- the way it always should have been
The rain would not come for another hour, so Hall of Famer Eddie Murray had to settle for bathing in the affection of his close friends and the large gathering of fans who crowded into Legends Park to see his statue unveiled on Saturday. Maybe time...
Tags: Rafael Palmeiro, MLB Rookie of the Year Award, Lou Gehrig, Baseball, Willie Mays
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Despite sneak peek, Eddie Murray 'speechless' after statue unveiling
The Baltimore SunTwo days ago, Orioles Hall of Famer Eddie Murray received a sneak peek of the statue that would be unveiled Saturday in his honor. With the switch-hitting Murray hitting from the left side, crouched low to the ground, bat barrel pointing to the sky in...Tags: Memorial Stadium, Jim Thome, Frank Robinson, Baseball, Willie Mays
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Bronze sculpture will be a fitting reflection of Eddie Murray
The Baltimore SunWhen Eddie Murray's sculpture is unveiled at Camden Yards this afternoon, if the sun catches the bronze just so, onlookers might get a glimpse of themselves in the reflection. It's fitting for the Orioles' most prolific hitter ever. Writers, and even...Tags: New York Mets, Cleveland Indians, Rafael Palmeiro, Willie Mays, Baseball
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Thome remains mum on his chances of catching Griffey Jr. on home run list
CLEVELAND — Orioles designated hitter Jim Thome hasn't decided how much longer he wants to play, but he has a legitimate chance to catch an old teammate and friend on one of the most noteworthy lists in baseball history if he sticks around a little....
Tags: New York Mets, Barry Bonds, Nick Markakis, Cleveland Indians, Jim Thome
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