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macho-row.blogspot.com - 3 days ago
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On this day in 1986, Phillies third baseman
Mike Schmidt picked up his third National League MVP
award. With his third career MVP award Schmidt joined Stan Musial and Roy Campanella as the only three time winners of the individual honor. In 1986 Schmidt hit his second highest batting average ...
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Today in Phillies history - MVP for Schmidt...again
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macho-row.blogspot.com - 4 days ago
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On this day in 1981, Mike Schmidt was
awarded with his second consecutive National League MVP award.
At the time Schmidt was only the third player to ever win two consecutive MVP awards, joining future teammate Joe Morgan (1975-1976 with the Reds) and Chicago Cubs great Ernie Banks ...
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Today in Phillies history - MVP for Schmidt
macho-row.blogspot.com - 9 days ago
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Utley hitting his second home run in game
five of the 2009 World Series. AP Photo Utley
wins fourth consecutive Silver Slugger at second base A day after Jimmy Rollins and Shane Victorino were awarded Gold Gloves , an award many felt Chase Utley had deserved, Utley became the only ...
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Chase Utley lone Silver Slugger winner
sportscollectorsdaily.com - 9 days ago
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Hall of Famers from three sports--and a pretty
good crowd-- were on hand for the latest sports
card and memorabilia show in New England.
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Stars Came Out for Boston Card Show
sportscollectorsdaily.com - 17 days ago
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The Greater Boston Sports Collectors Club hosts a
three-day event in Wilmington this weekend with a Hall
of Fame guest list --and a few stories.
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Big Guest List for Boston Area Card Show
philly.com - 17 days ago
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This will come as no surprise to anyone
who watched Cole Hamels pitch or answer questions Saturday
night - or any other night - but the Phillies lefthander might be the most un-Philly Philadelphia athlete ever. Mike Schmidt was an enigma, too, but at ...
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Hamels: Not enough Philly in him
