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The former Major Leaguer helped put Toronto on the map with a pair of World Series championships and four American League East titles in the late 1980s and early '90s. But often overlooked is that Gaston also was a crusader for racial issues during...
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Mo Vaughn with the aforementioned 10-pitch dispatch in the eighth, Fenway Park was once again playing host to a regional meeting of the Roger Clemens Fan Club. They were chanting ``Rock-Et!’’ and they were standing as they were doing it. The boos were...
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Robinson's accomplishment is also something that Indians manager Manny Acta, who is a native of the Dominican Republic, does not take lightly. Robinson helped pave the way for future African-American managers such as Cito Gaston, Dusty Baker and Ron...
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If they received a single vote they get mentioned." That's right, you won't find any winners here. Everyone remembers the guy who won the awards, but these are the guys that need some love. Perhaps some of them were even more deserving than the winners...
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Ross Davis (paralympics) and Sean Elliott (basketball) 1999: Tim Duncan (basketball) 1998: D.W. Rutledge (football) 1997: Ron Roenicke (baseball) 1996: Josh Davis (swimming) 1995: David Robinson (basketball) 1994: David Robinson (basketball) 1993: Bob Coleman...
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The crowd once again rose to its feet, and in a way, it felt it was Bautista's way of saying, "This is my team now." 3. The end of one era and the beginning of another -- John Farrell debuts as manager Farrell had the unenviable task of replacing Cito...
About Cito Gaston
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Clarence Edwin "Cito" Gaston (pronounced /ˈsiɾoʊ̪ ˈɡæstən/) (born March 17, 1944 in San Antonio, Texas) is the manager of the Toronto Blue Jays and a former outfielder in professional baseball. He is best known for managing the Toronto Blue Jays to their two World Series championships in 1992 and 1993. On June 20, 2008, Gaston returned as the... Full Article
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Former Toronto Blue Jays second baseman Roberto Alomar (L) with former manager Cito Gaston at ceremony to retire his number 12 jersey, before the Blue Jays MLB American League baseball game against the Texas Rangers in Toronto July 31, 2011. Alomar is the first Blue Jays player to be...
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Former Toronto Blue Jays second baseman Roberto Alomar (L) with former manager Cito Gaston at ceremony to retire his number 12 jersey, before the Blue Jays MLB American League baseball game against the Texas Rangers in Toronto July 31, 2011. Alomar is the first Blue Jays player to be...
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