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Former Cubs Manager Joe Maddon Reflects on 'Semi-Retired' Status and Evolving MLB Management Landscape

Former Cubs Manager Joe Maddon Reflects on 'Semi-Retired' Status and Evolving MLB Management Landscape

Former Cubs Manager Joe Maddon Reflects on 'Semi-Retired' Status and Evolving MLB Management Landscape
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Dusty Baker's Hall of Fame Candidacy Strengthened by Extensive Managerial Career and World Series Win

Dusty Baker's Hall of Fame Candidacy Strengthened by Extensive Managerial Career and World Series Win

Dusty Baker's Hall of Fame Candidacy Strengthened by Extensive Managerial Career and World Series Win
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Yankees Birthday of the Day: Ownie Carroll

Yankees Birthday of the Day: Ownie Carroll

The righty starter pitched 10 games for the Yankees in 1930.
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The Top 100 Cubs of all time, No. 97: Bob O’Farrell

The Top 100 Cubs of all time, No. 97: Bob O’Farrell

Bob O’Farrell is one of the earliest examples of a Cubs player who was very good for the team — posting seasons of 6.0 and 4.7 bWAR in 1922 and 1923 at ages 25 and 26 — and then was traded away because the Cubs had a catcher they thought was going to do much […]
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On This Day in 1986, Tom Seaver Became a Free Agent

On This Day in 1986, Tom Seaver Became a Free Agent

Tom Seaver, a legendary pitcher known by nicknames like "Tom Terrific" and "the Franchise," concluded his illustrious Major League Baseball career ...
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The Minor League Meltdown That Nearly Ended Hershiser's Career

The Minor League Meltdown That Nearly Ended Hershiser's Career

Orel Leonard Hershiser IV embarked on a remarkable 18-season career in Major League Baseball, playing from 1983 to 2000. Known for his strategic pi...
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Yankees Birthday of the Day: Carl Mays

Yankees Birthday of the Day: Carl Mays

The surly spitballer’s career was defined by one tragic pitch.
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Boog Powell Hit .357 as Baltimore Swept the Dodgers in 1966

Boog Powell Hit .357 as Baltimore Swept the Dodgers in 1966

John Wesley "Boog" Powell carved out a significant career in Major League Baseball, primarily as a first baseman and left fielder. His journey, spa...
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Mike Trout's Career Statistics Outperform Chase Utley in Key Baseball Metrics

Mike Trout's Career Statistics Outperform Chase Utley in Key Baseball Metrics

Mike Trout's Career Statistics Outperform Chase Utley in Key Baseball Metrics
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Yankees Birthday of the Day: Jack Clark

Yankees Birthday of the Day: Jack Clark

Jack Clark took a one-year detour to the Bronx amid a long and successful MLB career
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Greatest Washington Senators: A Twinkie Town Definitive List (Round 3)

Greatest Washington Senators: A Twinkie Town Definitive List (Round 3)

The Goose is loose!
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The Top 100 Cubs of all time: No. 98, Jimmy Slagle

The Top 100 Cubs of all time: No. 98, Jimmy Slagle

This speedy outfielder was a centerpiece on three Cubs World Series teams.