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RotoDish.com
posted 7 days ago from
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Peter Gammons compares Josh Hamilton’s hero status to
Babe Ruth and Jackie Robinson. I think Josh Hamilton
is an inspiration, but it is about time we hop off of his dick for 5 minutes and smell the coffee. Hamilton is a stud, but you can even overpay for the Mona Lisa. Now is the time to trade away Hamilton to one of his secret admirers in your Fantasy Baseball league
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Maury
posted 9 days ago from
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In a sure sign that highly prized memorabilia
-- especially of the New York Yankee variety --
is still valued and popular, Hunt Auctions , a sports memorabilia auction company and the official auctioneer of Major League Baseball's DHL All-Star FanFest, sold a jacket worn by Lou Gehrig the day he took himself out of the lineup and ended his streak in 1939 for a record $373,750 at the 2008 MLB ...
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rudygamble
posted 29 days ago from
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DaveKingman
posted 29 days ago from
www.dugoutcentral.com
Didn't know there was a new plaque.
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Over his 10 seasons with the Brooklyn Dodgers,
Jackie Robinson was more than numbers. Much more. And
Wednesday, a new plaque with new words was unveiled in Cooperstown to reflect this. >
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Jules Tygiel, a history professor at San Francisco
State University, passed away July 1 at age 59
from cancer.
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Yesterday, we told you that Barry Bonds’ home
run record-breaking* ball wouldn’t be heading for the Hall
of Fame any time soon . Well, change “not anytime soon” to “Tuesday night”. ( Marc Ecko’s prized ...
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by DMtShooter , Five Tool Tool See it
for yourself here... 11. Milton's got a surprisingly effective
and discrete ghost writer 10. Now that he's been to the All-Star Game, the umpires are not going to annoy him ever again 9. Since he's playing in ...
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In 1947, Jackie Robinson became the first African
American man to play in the Major Leagues. Number
retired throughout baseball in 1997. Played for Brooklyn Dodgers from 1947-56. From his Baseball Hall of Fame Plaque: "Leading NL batter in 1949. ...
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