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Judging by your Jody Davis and Ryne Sandberg references, it sounds like you are a Cub fan. Why don't you stick to what you know.......like teams that have gone 102 years without a World Series. Full Article at Chicago Tribune
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NL MVP: Albert Pujols led the majors in home runs (47), slugging percentage (.658), OPS percentage (1.101) and runs scored (124). Joe Mauer says he would trade his 2009 American League MVP Award for a World Series championship, but the Minnesota Twins' Full Article at USA Today
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Taoyuan, Taiwan families cheer during the Little League World Series baseball International Championship between Reynosa, Mexico and Taiwan in South Williamsport, Pa. , Saturday, Aug. 29, 2009. Taiwan won 9-4. View Photo »
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It was his pride and joy and been planning the trip for a couple of years because he wanted to see the World Series Cricket in the Bahamas. There are too many unanswered questions
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The holidays are a great time for everyone to get together and remind themselves what they are thankful for. The list may include family, friends, a place to live, food to eat, and one’s health. Full Article at Bleacher Report
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Wow. If I were the head honcho at T-Mobile, I would be about ready to race down to my ad agency and set it on fire. Full Article at Go Fug Yourself
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Now that the Mets have re-signed Keith Hernandez to stay with SNY, they should take the next step and retire his number. No matter who wears No. 17, there's only one No. 17 in club history. No question Tom Seaver deserved to have his No. 41 retired. Full Article at MLB.com
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Taoyuan, Taiwan fans cheer during a Little League World Series baseball International semi-final game against Willemstad, Curacao in South Williamsport, Pa. , Thursday, Aug. 27, 2009. Taiwan won 5-2. View Photo »
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I think any player will tell you they want to be a part of that and win a World Series ... I was watching Game (6) and a lot of guys were, just to see what it would be like. You want to be on the field when that moment happens. We've proven that we can get to the post-season. My experience has told me t...
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NEW YORK - The Boston Red Sox are making a major move to obtain ace Major League Baseball pitcher Roy Halladay from the Toronto Blue Jays, the New York Daily News reported today. Full Article at Vancouver Sun
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NEW YORK - The Boston Red Sox are making a major move to obtain ace Major League Baseball pitcher Roy Halladay from the Toronto Blue Jays, the New York Daily News reported on Wednesday. Full Article at Canada.com
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It was his pride and joy and been planning the trip for a couple of years because he wanted to see the World Series Cricket in the Bahamas. There are too many unanswered questions
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I think any player will tell you they want to be a part of that and win a World Series ... I was watching Game (6) and a lot of guys were, just to see what it would be like. You want to be on the field when that moment happens. We've proven that we can get to the post-season. My experience has told me t...
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It's a tremendous honour ... I'm really humbled by it. There's a lot of great players in the AL and the big leagues. It's hard to describe. But I wish (the award came) after a World Series win.
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I don't think he can write a book about the White Sox because the only name that would come up is mine ... Everyone else [on the team] is so low-key. I don't worry about him. He knows I'm the manager. I hope when the season's over, he can write a book about how sweet it is to win a World Series. He's be...
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I don't think he can write a book about the White Sox because the only name that would come up is mine ... Everyone else [on the team] is so low-key. I don't worry about him. He knows I'm the manager. I hope when the season's over, he can write a book about how sweet it is to win a World Series. He's be...
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World Series. That's where I want to be.
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That will take care Mauer is in line for a mammoth contract, whether he signs with the Twins this winter or someone else after the 2010 season. Money is always an issue, but when the money is going to be that big, other things count, too. The question isn't going to be about money ... it's going to be a...
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I'm thankful that we won with a lot of older guys that stayed healthy ... Outside (Chien-Ming) Wang and (Xavier) Nady, almost everything that we touched this year worked out for us in our favor, and that's why we're here today, you know, in New York City, showing the World Series video.
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A lot of great players have never had the honor of going to the World Series ... It's been a dream of mine since I was a 5-year-old boy to play in the World Series. It's been a long wait.
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A lot of great players have never had the honor of going to the World Series ... It's been a dream of mine since I was a 5-year-old boy to play in the World Series. It's been a long wait.
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It's always been all about trying to win a World Series ... It's very special in that we just opened up a brand new ballpark, and considering all the history we left behind in the old place, it's nice to open this one with a trip to the World Series. Hopefully we can finish it off with a championship.
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It's always been all about trying to win a World Series ... It's very special in that we just opened up a brand new ballpark, and considering all the history we left behind in the old place, it's nice to open this one with a trip to the World Series. Hopefully we can finish it off with a championship.
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World Vision will ship and distribute the World Series goods to impoverished people in the developing world, many of whom have never owned a new article of clothing in their lives.
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I don't know what it is about our sport, but you go watch Tiger Woods play golf, Roger Federer in tennis, or you watch the Yankees win another World Series, it is just celebrated throughout the industry and [viewed as] an opportunity to see the best at the best and to see the best win multiple times in ...
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You watch Roger Federer. You watch Tiger Woods. You watch the New York Yankees win another World Series and it's celebrated ... For some reason when it happens in our sport, people want to know what's wrong. Nothing's wrong. They're that good.
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To suggest parochial sports such as AFL and NRL [rugby league] were in any way relevant to Australia's standing globally is even more ludicrous than Major League Baseball in the US declaring their final the World Series.
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But I don't know what it is about our sport ... You go watch Tiger Woods play golf or you watch the Yankees win another World Series and it's celebrated. For some reason, when that happens in our sport, everyone asks, 'What's wrong?' Nothing's wrong. I think we should just step back and say, 'This is gr...
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I am sure that the team and Mayor Bloomberg will do a great job of looking after the World Series trophy until the Phillies take it back next year.
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In 1980, I was watching the Phillies in the World Series with my best friend Lance
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It trumped Darrell Johnson pitching Jim Burton in Game 7 of the 1975 World Series
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makes a big event even bigger. It’s like saying: 'We’re going to play the World Series and the Super Bowl in the same place, on the same weekend,’ ... People who like the best cutting horses can come see both the rising stars and the living legends of the sport.
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You're just one of those guys ... Just like how I was in a skirt for the New York Post for the World Series. Why me of among the guys on my team? I don't know. That's just the way things work out. But for me, I don't let those things bother me. I just want to go out there and play.
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The Yankees Didn’t Buy the World Series
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There go the Orioles fans again, claiming the Yankees bought the World Series. How soon they forget. They forget Glenn Davis, Javy Lopez, Miguel Tejada, and the list goes on and on. The only difference is the Yankees shop at good stores.
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Alex Rodríguez comes full circle to help New York Yankees to World Series triumph
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