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Baseball|Smithsonian Highlights Latino Players as Part of Baseball’s Racial History – New York Times
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Two Weeks Left To Make Your Fantasy Baseball Season A Success – CBS Local
By Sam McPherson In Major League Baseball history, the final two weeks of the regular season have proven to be quite volatile. Teams move up and down the standings, creating heartbreak for some fans and establishing lifelong memories for others. This fluidity is what we love and hate about America’s pastime. The same crazy potential comes with fantasy baseball: Look at the standings in your league today, and they probably…
Steve Gardner fantasy baseball chat: Today, 11 am ET – USA TODAY
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Baseball|Smithsonian Highlights Latino Players as Part of Baseball’s Racial History – New York Times
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Finding Minnesota: Chokio Baseball Brothers – CBS Local
CHOKIO, Minn. (WCCO) — It’s hard to imagine the summer months without seeing kids out on a baseball field. That diamond-shaped space is found in parks, schools and of course in professional stadiums. And in rural Minnesota, access to the fields isn’t always the most convenient. Two brothers found a way to improvise and bring the game they loved to their back yard. No matter the setting, certain traditions in…
Baseball|Smithsonian Highlights Latino Players as Part of Baseball’s Racial History – New York Times
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Tebow to take first professional swing at baseball – WJXT Jacksonville
PORT ST. LUCIE, Fla. – The next act in Tim Tebow’s professional sports career will officially begin Monday morning. The former quarterback is now in Port St. Lucie at the New York Mets’ minor league complex as part of the team’s instructional league for the next few weeks. There’s expected to be plenty of fanfare when Tebow takes the field with his new teammates. The anticipated attention to the Mets’…
Baseball’s Stirrups: Always in Season, if Not in Fashion – The New … – New York Times
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Dusty Baker sees similarities in his team, wine and baseball – The … – Washington Post
Dusty Baker debuted his Baker Family Wines last year, just about the time he returned to baseball, with the Nationals. (John Amis/AP) Baker’s two-acre California vineyard is managed by his friend Chik Brenneman. (Carole Martinson/Baker Family Wines) Dusty Baker missed the harvest at his vineyard this year. The Washington Nationals manager was in hot pursuit of a National League East Division championship when the syrah grapes ripened in his two-acre…
Dusty Baker sees similarities in his team, wine and baseball – Washington Post
Dusty Baker debuted his Baker Family Wines last year, just about the time he returned to baseball, with the Nationals. (John Amis/AP) Baker’s two-acre California vineyard is managed by his friend Chik Brenneman. (Carole Martinson/Baker Family Wines) Dusty Baker missed the harvest at his vineyard this year. The Washington Nationals manager was in hot pursuit of a National League East Division championship when the syrah grapes ripened in his two-acre…
Baseball|Baseball’s Stirrups: Always in Season, if Not in Fashion – New York Times
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Baseball Capsules (Sep 18, 2016) – FOXSports.com
BOSTON (AP) Xander Bogaerts homered, doubled twice and drove in three runs, and Mookie Betts hit a tying single before scoring the go-ahead run in Boston’s third straight win over New York. Hanley Ramirez also had three hits for the AL East-leading Red Sox (84-64), who improved to three games ahead of Toronto and Baltimore New York (77-70) wasted 3-0 and 5-2 leads and lost for the sixth time in…
Baseball’s Stirrups: Always in Season, if Not in Fashion – New York Times
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Baseball Capsules – FOXSports.com
BOSTON (AP) Xander Bogaerts homered, doubled twice and drove in three runs, and Mookie Betts hit a tying single before scoring the go-ahead run in Boston’s third straight win over New York. Hanley Ramirez also had three hits for the AL East-leading Red Sox (84-64), who improved to three games ahead of Toronto and Baltimore New York (77-70) wasted 3-0 and 5-2 leads and lost for the sixth time in…
Baseball’s Stirrups: Always in Season, if Not in Fashion – New York Times
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Baseball league for disabled players celebrates 10 years in Triangle – News & Observer
Jack Yarborough, also known as “Jack the Hammer” to his teammates, joined the Miracle League of the Triangle at age 11. “I want to be like Babe Ruth and hit home runs,” Yarborough, who has Down syndrome, said. Ten years later, now sporting a goatee, Yarborough has hit dozens of home runs and become the MVP of his team, the Pittsburgh Pirates. When he steps up to the plate, teams…
Baseball|Baseball’s Stirrups: Always in Season, if Not in Fashion – New York Times
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Jose Canseco is offering to help Tim Tebow with baseball – FOXSports.com
Tim Tebow‘s path to the majors could become considerably easier if he takes advice offered to him on Twitter. The Heisman Trophy winner attempting to resurrect his sports career on the baseball diamond as a New York Met — someday, somehow — has been offered some hitting tutelage from a former major-league star. Yes, Jose Canseco is prepared to step up and teach Tebow the art of hitting and the…
ESPN writer calls entire sport of baseball racist – Raw Story
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