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Cardinals first baseman Albert Pujols has become the sixth player to win the National League MVP by a unanimous vote. The others are Orlando Cepeda (1967), Mike Schmidt (1980), Jeff Bagwell (1994), Ken Caminiti (1996) and Barry Bonds (2002). Full Article at LoHud.com
There is no professing to be that these are the elite moments all should agree with in the 105th World Series played in the great game of baseball, but this is what I took away from the games that I truly enjoyed. Full Article at Bleacher Report
A statue of former San Francisco Giants baseball player Orlando Cepeda is shown in front of an entrance to AT & T Park in San Francisco, Tuesday, July 21, 2009. View Photo »
Baseball fans can be a forgiving lot. Ask Jason Giambi, who recouped much of his icon-in-good-standing status after issuing a generic apology for unspecified indiscretions. Full Article at Lawrence Journal World
to partake of the buzz he helped create. If someone could have found a way to play baseball in a bell jar, you sense he would've loved that — just him and the game, with no buildup or after-party. BASEBALL FANS can be a forgiving lot. Full Article at Contra Costa Times
Walter O'Malley's attempt to build a new stadium in Brooklyn had failed, and he wanted to move his Dodgers to the gold mine that would be Los Angeles. Full Article at Minneapolis Star Tribune
In this March 1965 file photo, San Francisco Giants manager Herman Frank poses for a photo. Franks, 95, died Monday, March 30, 2009, at his home in Salt Lake City, said Cyndy Wright, his daughter. View Photo »
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A statue of former San Francisco Giants baseball player Orlando Cepeda is shown in front of an entrance to AT & T Park in San Francisco, Tuesday, July 21, 2009.
View Photo »In this March 1965 file photo, San Francisco Giants manager Herman Frank poses for a photo. Franks, 95, died Monday, March 30, 2009, at his home in Salt Lake City, said Cyndy Wright, his daughter. Franks managed the Giants from 1965-68, a run of four straight second-place finishes.
View Photo »In this March 1965 file photo, San Francisco Giants manager Herman Frank poses for a photo. Franks, 95, died Monday, March 30, 2009, at his home in Salt Lake City, said Cyndy Wright, his daughter. Franks managed the Giants from 1965-68, a run of four straight second-place finishes.
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