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Tom Knight, Brooklyn’s Baseball Sage, Dies at 89 – New York Times
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It’s been 50 years since Marvin Miller revolutionized baseball – New York Post
TAMPA — There were no announcements, nothing in the programs sold at any of the Grapefruit League or Cactus League games. Baseball is a sport that thrives because of its history, whose various anniversaries are sacrosanct. You didn’t really think 2016 would slip by without the Yankees marking 20 years since the ’96 champs, or without the Mets commemorating 30 years since 1986, did you? But Saturday was March 5,…
Why baseball cards aren’t worth what they used to be – Newsday
If you have a Darryl Strawberry rookie baseball card buried somewhere in your basement and wonder what it is worth, you’re probably going to be disappointed. Same goes for the once-popular rookie cards of Barry Bonds, Roger Clemens, Don Mattingly or any other player who came of age in the 1980s. Even Ken Griffey Jr.’s 1989 Upper…
It’s been 50 years since Marvin Miller revolutionized baseball – New York Post
TAMPA — There were no announcements, nothing in the programs sold at any of the Grapefruit League or Cactus League games. Baseball is a sport that thrives because of its history, whose various anniversaries are sacrosanct. You didn’t really think 2016 would slip by without the Yankees marking 20 years since the ’96 champs, or without the Mets commemorating 30 years since 1986, did you? But Saturday was March 5,…
Tom Knight, Brooklyn’s Baseball Sage, Dies at 89 – New York Times
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Tigers’ utility man Tommy Field is a baseball survivor – The Detroit News
Tommy Field has seen Major League action with the Rockies, Angels and Rangers.(Photo: Maddie Meyer, Getty Images) Viera, Fla. – He’s been a Dust Devil, a Tourist, a Nut, a Scorpion, a Driller, a Bee and an Express. He’s also been, briefly, a Rockie, Angel and Ranger. It’s been quite a baseball journey for 29-year-old utility player Tommy Field, who is trying to add Tiger, or at least Mud Hen,…
Virgen’s View: Newport Beach Baseball Assn. produces positive atmosphere – Los Angeles Times
Doug DeCinces, a former Major League Baseball player, urged parents of the Newport Beach Baseball Assn. to perform a simple activity from the game to help improve their children’s skills. “Play catch with them,” DeCinces said on Saturday morning at Bonita Canyon Sports Park. He said sessions of throw-and-catch can only advance hand-to-eye coordination. The Newport Beach Baseball Assn., the PONY Division league in its inaugural season, appears to also…
Why baseball cards aren’t worth what they used to be – Newsday
If you have a Darryl Strawberry rookie baseball card buried somewhere in your basement and wonder what it is worth, you’re probably going to be disappointed. Same goes for the once-popular rookie cards of Barry Bonds, Roger Clemens, Don Mattingly or any other player who came of age in the 1980s. Even Ken Griffey Jr.’s 1989 Upper…
It’s been 50 years since Marvin Miller revolutionized baseball – New York Post
TAMPA — There were no announcements, nothing in the programs sold at any of the Grapefruit League or Cactus League games. Baseball is a sport that thrives because of its history, whose various anniversaries are sacrosanct. You didn’t really think 2016 would slip by without the Yankees marking 20 years since the ’96 champs, or without the Mets commemorating 30 years since 1986, did you? But Saturday was March 5,…
Tom Knight, Brooklyn’s Baseball Sage, Dies at 89 – New York Times
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Tigers’ utility man Tommy Field is a baseball survivor – The Detroit News
Tommy Field has seen Major League action with the Rockies, Angels and Rangers.(Photo: Maddie Meyer, Getty Images) Viera, Fla. – He’s been a Dust Devil, a Tourist, a Nut, a Scorpion, a Driller, a Bee and an Express. He’s also been, briefly, a Rockie, Angel and Ranger. It’s been quite a baseball journey for 29-year-old utility player Tommy Field, who is trying to add Tiger, or at least Mud Hen,…
Virgen’s View: Newport Beach Baseball Assn. produces positive atmosphere – Los Angeles Times
Doug DeCinces, a former Major League Baseball player, urged parents of the Newport Beach Baseball Assn. to perform a simple activity from the game to help improve their children’s skills. “Play catch with them,” DeCinces said on Saturday morning at Bonita Canyon Sports Park. He said sessions of throw-and-catch can only advance hand-to-eye coordination. The Newport Beach Baseball Assn., the PONY Division league in its inaugural season, appears to also…
It’s been 50 years since Marvin Miller revolutionized baseball – New York Post
TAMPA — There were no announcements, nothing in the programs sold at any of the Grapefruit League or Cactus League games. Baseball is a sport that thrives because of its history, whose various anniversaries are sacrosanct. You didn’t really think 2016 would slip by without the Yankees marking 20 years since the ’96 champs, or without the Mets commemorating 30 years since 1986, did you? But Saturday was March 5,…
Tigers’ utility man Tommy Field is a baseball survivor – The Detroit News
Tommy Field has seen Major League action with the Rockies, Angels and Rangers.(Photo: Maddie Meyer, Getty Images) Viera, Fla. – He’s been a Dust Devil, a Tourist, a Nut, a Scorpion, a Driller, a Bee and an Express. He’s also been, briefly, a Rockie, Angel and Ranger. It’s been quite a baseball journey for 29-year-old utility player Tommy Field, who is trying to add Tiger, or at least Mud Hen,…
Tom Knight, Brooklyn’s Baseball Sage, Dies at 89 – New York Times
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Why baseball cards aren’t worth what they used to be – Newsday
If you have a Darryl Strawberry rookie baseball card buried somewhere in your basement and wonder what it is worth, you’re probably going to be disappointed. Same goes for the once-popular rookie cards of Barry Bonds, Roger Clemens, Don Mattingly or any other player who came of age in the 1980s. Even Ken Griffey Jr.’s 1989 Upper…
Auburn baseball falls 3-0 to Michigan State – Auburn Tigers Official Athletic Site
Tom Knight, Brooklyn’s Baseball Sage, Dies at 89 – New York Times
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Jenrry Mejia Says Baseball Officials Orchestrated His Lifetime Ban – New York Times
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MLB Trade Value, Part 3: Ranking baseball’s most valuable players – Sports Illustrated
Welcome to Part 3 of the 2016 Trade Value player rankings! A quick refresher on what I’m doing here: Looking at a number of factors (age, performance, contract status, etc.) and using statistical analysis, I’ve ranked the top 50 players in baseball for this season by their trade value—essentially trying to answer the question of “If every team made every player available via trade, which guys would fetch the greatest…
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