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Thursday’s win was the most rare event in baseball history – Bucyrus Telegraph Forum

Saturday, September 16, 2017

Cleveland Indians’ Jay Bruce, right, celebrates with Edwin Encarnacion and Francisco Lindor celebrate after Bruce hit a double off Kansas City Royals pitcher Brandon Maurer during the 10th inning of a baseball game, driving in the winning run, Thursday, Sept. 14, 2017, in Cleveland. The Indians won 3-2. (AP Photo/David Dermer)(Photo: David Dermer, AP) Jose Ramirez rounded third base Thursday and trotted his way across home plate and into history….

Phillies-Athletics thoughts: No longer the worst team in baseball – Comcast SportsNet Philadelphia

Saturday, September 16, 2017

Reggie Christiansen remembers well his first trip to Philadelphia. How could he forget it? It was the summer of 1998. He had just graduated from Menlo College in California. What better way to mark the occasion than by jumping in a Volkswagen bus with four buddies and making a tour of ballparks around the country? “We saw almost every minor-league and major-league park,” Christiansen said. “Fifty days. Five guys. Twenty-three…

Leyland: Indians’ streak ‘great for baseball’ – FOXSports.com

Saturday, September 16, 2017

DETROIT (AP) The record-setting Cleveland Indians have earned the admiration of an old rival – former Detroit manager Jim Leyland. ”Not at the Tigers’ expense, obviously, but I’m enjoying that Cleveland run,” Leyland said. ”I think it’s exciting. It’s great for the city of Cleveland. It’s great for baseball. I wish it was the Tigers and not the Indians, but hey, it’s great what’s going on.” Cleveland entered Friday night’s…

Major League Baseball fines the Red Sox for the Apple Watch sign stealing incident – Yahoo Sports

Saturday, September 16, 2017

A little over a week ago, the Red Sox were caught stealing signs via instant replay monitoring equipment and the use of Apple watches. They were caught after the Yankees noticed the scheme and reported them to Major League Baseball. In turn, the Red Sox complained that the Yankees had used a YES Network camera to spy on the Red Sox dugout, likely to steal signs as well. Major League Baseball…

Fans removed from Fenway Park after lowering ‘Racism is as American as baseball’ sign – ESPN

Friday, September 15, 2017

Facebook Twitter Facebook Messenger Pinterest Email print comment BOSTON — Four fans seated above the Green Monster at Fenway Park dropped down a sign that read “Racism is as American as baseball” during the fourth inning of the Red Sox‘s game against the Oakland Athletics on Wednesday night. The sign was draped over the top middle section of the Green Monster and had a black background with white letters. The…

Can Baseball Turn a 27-Year-Old Into the Perfect Manager? – New York Times

Friday, September 15, 2017

Along with his father’s baseball intelligence, Justin Jirschele has inherited the deep perfectionism that runs through his family. They are particular people. In his winters, Mike Jirschele, World Series champion, still works in the basement of the Clintonville furniture store where he has worked for more than three decades, repairing broken night stands and touching up nicks in bed frames with wax and paint. He has become expert at using…

Fans removed from Fenway Park after lowering ‘Racism is as American as baseball’ sign – ESPN

Thursday, September 14, 2017

Facebook Twitter Facebook Messenger Pinterest Email print comment BOSTON — Four fans seated above the Green Monster at Fenway Park dropped down a sign that read “Racism is as American as baseball” during the fourth inning of the Red Sox‘s game against the Oakland Athletics on Wednesday night. The sign was draped over the top middle section of the Green Monster and had a black background with white letters. The…

‘Racism Is as American as Baseball’ Banner Unfurled at Fenway Park – New York Times

Thursday, September 14, 2017

Photo Fans displayed an anti-racism sign between the top and bottom of the fourth inning during a game between the Boston Red Sox and the Oakland Athletics at Fenway Park. Credit Winslow Townson/USA Today Sports, via Reuters Four fans were ejected from Fenway Park after in Boston they unveiled an anti-racism banner over the Green Monster on Wednesday night. “Racism is as American as baseball,” the sign said. The banner…

How Tim Tebow became the greatest value in minor league baseball – ESPN

Thursday, September 14, 2017

7:19 AM ET Facebook Twitter Facebook Messenger Pinterest Email print comment Tim Tebow contributed to the greatest rise in minor league baseball attendance in 23 years. That number is quite appropriate because only one man, Michael Jordan, has done more for minor league baseball crowds than Tebow did this year. And Jordan had the benefit of playing Double-A with bigger ballparks to fill. Thanks to Jordan, the Birmingham Barons’ 1994…

The New York Times Magazine – New York Times

Thursday, September 14, 2017

Along with his father’s baseball intelligence, Justin Jirschele has inherited the deep perfectionism that runs through his family. They are particular people. In his winters, Mike Jirschele, World Series champion, still works in the basement of the Clintonville furniture store where he has worked for more than three decades, repairing broken night stands and touching up nicks in bed frames with wax and paint. He has become expert at using…

Velocity School: Where Pitchers Pay to Throw Harder – New York Times

Thursday, September 14, 2017

But in 2014, his shoulder ached. His velocity fell sharply, and hitters hammered his mistakes. He was sent to the minors, traded to the Chicago Cubs, then dealt to Houston, where he barely pitched. With the blessing of the Astros – whose general manager, Jeff Luhnow, has toured Driveline and consulted with Boddy – Straily went to Driveline after the 2015 season to strengthen his shoulder. He knew that harder…

Cleveland Indians are making baseball history – Washington Post

Thursday, September 14, 2017

A Cleveland Indians fan shows his support for the team before Wednesday’s game against the Detroit Tigers in Cleveland, Ohio. The Indians won the game and set a new American League record with 21 wins in a row. (Jason Miller/Getty Images) For more than 100 years, American League teams have gone on winning streaks of varying lengths — short ones, long ones, double-digit ones. Nothing, though, like the one the…

Fans removed from Fenway Park after lowering ‘Racism is as American as baseball’ sign – ESPN

Thursday, September 14, 2017

Facebook Twitter Facebook Messenger Pinterest Email print comment BOSTON — Four fans seated above the Green Monster at Fenway Park dropped down a sign that read “Racism is as American as baseball” during the fourth inning of the Red Sox‘s game against the Oakland Athletics on Wednesday night. The sign was draped over the top, middle section of the Green Monster and had a black background with white letters. The…

Fans removed from Fenway Park seats after ‘Racism is as American … – ESPN

Thursday, September 14, 2017

Facebook Twitter Facebook Messenger Pinterest Email print comment BOSTON — Four fans seated above the Green Monster at Fenway Park dropped down a sign that read “Racism is as American as baseball” during the fourth inning of the Red Sox‘s game against the Oakland Athletics on Wednesday night. The sign was draped over the top, middle section of the Green Monster and had a black background with white letters. The…

How The Chicago Dogs Are Transforming The Minor League … – Forbes

Thursday, September 14, 2017

The Chicago Dogs The Chicago Dogs’ logo features the colors and six-pointed stars of the city’s flag and was inspired by baseball, hot dog and the city itself. The Chicago Dogs, the nation’s newest minor league baseball team, are betting big that their customer-first-and-last business model will be a home run with fans and a grand slam when it comes to generating revenue. For decades, minor league baseball teams were seen as a money pit….

Japan’s biggest baseball superstar wants to bring his unique skill set to MLB in 2018, and it could lead to a fierce … – Business Insider

Thursday, September 14, 2017

Masterpress/Getty Major League Baseball has been around for a long time, but it’s never seen a player quite like Shohei Otani. The Japanese phenom, currently playing for the Nippon Ham Fighters of Nippon Professional Baseball, is the definition of a two-way player. In five professional seasons, he’s posted a .286/.359/.505 slash line and a 2.77 ERA in just under 500 innings, earning three All-Star appearances and the 2016 Pacific League MVP award…

‘Racism is as American as baseball’ banner displayed at Fenway Park – The Hill (blog)

Thursday, September 14, 2017

Security for ex-Sheriff David Clarke has topped $220K in 2017: report

‘Racism is as American as baseball’ banner hangs in A’s vs Red Sox game – Comcast SportsNet Bay Area

Thursday, September 14, 2017

BOX SCORE CLEVELAND — For more than 100 years, American League teams have gone on winning streaks of varying lengths – short ones, long ones, double-digit ones. Nothing, though, like the one the Cleveland Indians have pieced together. A streak for the ages. Moving past the “Moneyball” Oakland Athletics, the Indians set the AL record with their 21st straight win on Wednesday, 5-3 over the Detroit Tigers, to join only two…

‘Racism is as American as baseball’ sign hangs at Fenway – New York Post

Thursday, September 14, 2017

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How The Chicago Dogs Are Transforming The Minor League Baseball Model – Forbes

Thursday, September 14, 2017

The Chicago Dogs The Chicago Dogs’ logo features the colors and six-pointed stars of the city’s flag and was inspired by baseball, hot dog and the city itself. The Chicago Dogs, the nation’s newest minor league baseball team, are betting big that their customer-first-and-last business model will be a home run with fans and a grand slam when it comes to generating revenue. For decades, minor league baseball teams were seen as a money pit….