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Gary Carter carried the heaviest catching workload of anybody whose prime spans eight or more years - a staggering 144 games caught per 162 team games (and this for a team, in Montreal, that often stacked up doubleheaders in August due to April snow-outs
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Speaking at a Villanova Law School symposium last Friday, Oakland Athletics general manager Billy Beane of “Moneyball” fame revealed that the key concept of his cost-conscious strategy to acquire cheap, valuable talent was partially derived from the 1993
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Philadelphia Phillies' John Kruk, left, is kissed by teammate Darren Daulton during a ceremony to enshrine Kruk in the Phillies Wall of Fame before a baseball game with the Washington Nationals, Friday, Aug. 12, 2011, in Philadelphia. View Photo »
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No mitts; no, not even gloves, and masks, why you would have been laughed off the diamond had you worn one behind the bat.
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As another spring training draws near, we offer a bit of warm news in the midst of this mild winter: The Phillies should never stink again. To anyone not yet old enough to legally consume an alcoholic beverage, that might not seem like such a big deal. A
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Posted: January 22 Updated: Today at 3:10 AM This story also appears on the following websites... As another spring training draws near, we offer a bit of warm news in the midst of this mild winter: The Phillies should never stink again. To anyone not ye
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A year ago, Barry Larkin, the former Cincinnati Reds shortstop, a 12-time All-Star and NL MVP in 1995, came in third in the Baseball Writers' Association of America's balloting for entry into the Hall of Fame. Larkin, the first shortstop to join the 30-3
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Quick, outside of Hunter Pence–only appeared in 54 games for the Phillies–, who had the highest batting average on the Phillies in 2011? Sure, it would be absurd if it was anyone other than the player that this review is about, but it is still surprising
About Darren Daulton
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Darren Arthur Daulton (born January 3, 1962 in Arkansas City, Kansas), nicknamed Dutch, is a former catcher in Major League Baseball best remembered for his years with the Philadelphia Phillies. He has been called the "Greatest Clubhouse Leader the Phillies ever had." He earned a World Series ring with the Florida Marlins in 1997. In more recent... Full Article
