Roy Campanella was reading a newspaper in Puerto Rico and listening to music on the radio, Sunday, December 7, 1941, prior to a Caguas Criollos-Santurce
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Jorge Colón Delgado, Historian, Roberto Clemente Professional Baseball League, reminded the author that Pittsburgh’s 1971 World Series triumph over the Baltimore Orioles was a “huge
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Whitey Ford passed away at his Long Island home, Thursday evening, October 8, 2020, at 91. He would have turned 92 on October 21, 2020.
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Bob Gibson passed away of pancreatic cancer in his hometown of Omaha, Nebraska, Friday, October 2, 2020, at age 84. A starter for the 1961-62
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Larry Lester, via an August 23, 2020 text message to the author, noted: “Ray Brown was underrated.” Why was this the case? Raymond Brown had
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Effa Manley, owner of the Newark Eagles, called Willie Wells: “The finest shortstop (SS), black or white.” David Schoenfield, ESPN Senior Writer, opined that Wells
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Mike García sent a direct tweet to the author, July 17, 2020: “Héctor [Villanueva] was a really nice guy but he wasn’t nice at all
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RHP Diego Seguí was the only major-leaguer to play for the 1969 Seattle Pilots and first (1977) Seattle Mariners franchise. He was the Pilots MVP
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RHP Diego Seguí was the only major-leaguer to play for the 1969 Seattle Pilots and first (1977) Seattle Mariners franchise. He was the Pilots MVP
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Diego Seguí, a RHP, was the only major-leaguer to play for the 1969 Seattle Pilots and the first (1977) Seattle Mariners franchise. He was the
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