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Dick Anderson (Miami Dolphins, football), Henry Lawrence (Florida A&M, football), Joan Joyce (Florida Atlantic, softball/golf), Dave Roberts (Olympics, pole vault), Roland Martin (fishing) and George Smith, the longtime football coach at St. Thomas...
Dick Anderson (Miami Dolphins, football), Henry Lawrence (Florida A&M, football), Joan Joyce (Florida Atlantic, softball/golf), Dave Roberts (Olympics, pole vault), Roland Martin (fishing) and George Smith, the longtime football coach at St. Thomas...
Over the years, I've just tried to be consistent, I did my best to stay healthy ... I take pride in it. Every year, players set goals. For myself, I [want to] hit 30 home runs and drive in 100 runs.
Most of the anticipated prospects. Give them the spring cup of coffee and motivation, and integrate them into the higher system. "It's too LATE to stop now!"
Lee Smith, Tim Raines, Fred McGriff, Bernie Williams and Willie McGee aren’t in the Hall of Fame. But they will be. Perhaps it’s a stretch to have this thought, but if you look at the great white and Hispanic players that have dominated the game over...
O'Flaherty led the majors with a 0.98 ERA, the first pitcher in history with a sub-1.00 ERA in 70 or more relief appearances. He led major league relievers with an 0.98 ERA, yet drew only the third-most notoriety in a Braves bullpen that was represented...
I knew [McGriff] would be the guy I would have to hit more home runs than -- because nobody was going to hit more home runs than Fred McGriff ... So whatever number he came up with, the day I put on my uniform to play with him is the day I made that goal. ... It's the strangest thing. It's just one of t...
Clemens, Craig Biggio, Mike Piazza, Curt Schilling, Sammy Sosa, Kenny Lofton and David Wells. Under normal circumstances, there are five or six slam dunk Hall of Famers right there. They all get to join backloggers Jack Morris, Jeff Bagwell, Lee Smith,...
The 1976-78 Kansas City Royals and their relief ace, Mark Littell, discovered that Paul knew what he was doing. It is recognized that George Steinbrenner traded away many young players (Fred McGriff for Dale Murray and Willie McGee for Bob Sykes), but...
Frederick Stanley "Crime Dog" McGriff (born October 31, 1963 in Tampa, Florida) is a former left-handed Major League Baseball player who starred for several teams from the mid-1980s until the early 2000s. A power-hitting first baseman with a tall, lanky build, the five-time All-Star became, in 1992, the first player since the dead-ball era to... Full Article
Over the years, I've just tried to be consistent, I did my best to stay healthy ... I take pride in it. Every year, players set goals. For myself, I [want to] hit 30 home runs and drive in 100 runs.
I knew [McGriff] would be the guy I would have to hit more home runs than -- because nobody was going to hit more home runs than Fred McGriff ... So whatever number he came up with, the day I put on my uniform to play with him is the day I made that goal. ... It's the strangest thing. It's just one of t...
I knew [McGriff] would be the guy I would have to hit more home runs than -- because nobody was going to hit more home runs than Fred McGriff ... So whatever number he came up with, the day I put on my uniform to play with him is the day I made that goal. ... It's the strangest thing. It's just one of t...
