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Parasiliti: We build athletes up, then tear them down
It used to be so easy. Back when I was a kid, all you did was flick on the TV and sit and watch sports. You were moved, inspired and driven to be just like those guys, those athletes who dazzled you with their brilliance. They were role models —...Tags: Babe Ruth, Roger Clemens, The Herald-Mail, Larry Bird, Robert Griffin III
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Back Story: The night "The Kissing Bandit" came to town
Mark Harvey, the Camden Yards and M&T Bank Stadium streaker, didn't get the same deal that Morganna Roberts, a stripper and exotic dancer who was known as "The Kissing Bandit," did in 1988, when she ran onto the field at Memorial Stadium and bussed Cal...
Tags: Frederick (Frederick, Maryland), Texas Rangers, Nolan Ryan, Oriole Park at Camden Yards, Human Interest
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Lee MacPhail dies at 95; former American League president and Hall of Fame member
Lee MacPhail, a former American League president who was the oldest member of baseball's Hall of Fame and part of one of the sport's foremost families, has died. He was 95. MacPhail, who with his father forms the only father-son duo in the baseball...
Tags: Chicago Cubs, Kansas City Royals, New York Yankees, World Series, Minnesota Twins
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Lee MacPhail, former Orioles general manager, dies at 95
The Baltimore SunLee MacPhail, a Hall of Fame baseball executive who served as the Orioles' general manager from 1959 to 1965, died Thursday evening at his home in Delray Beach, Fla. He was 95. Mr. MacPhail, who was elected to the Hall of Fame in 1998, represented the...Tags: Chicago Cubs, New York Yankees, Mickey Mantle, Bud Selig, George Steinbrenner
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Kansas City DH Billy Butler continues his tear against Oriole pitching
The Baltimore SunIt may be a good thing the Orioles only face Billy Butler a handful of games each season. The Kansas City Royals designated hitter has been an absolute monster against the O's the past five years. Entering Thursday night’s series opener, Butler...Tags: Kansas City Royals, Billy Butler, Sports, Baseball
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Butler comes up just shy of cycle, Royals clobber O's 8-2
Billy Butler came within a single of hitting for the cycle, and the Kansas City Royals beat Baltimore 8-2 on Thursday night to end the Orioles' five-game winning streak and take the luster off Manny Machado's impressive major league debut. Butler...
Tags: Kansas City Royals, Baltimore Orioles, Billy Butler, Baseball, Sports
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Royals spoil Machado's debut and snap Orioles' five-game win streak
The Baltimore SunThursday at Camden Yards was supposed to be about third baseman Manny Machado, the Orioles' top hitting prospect, who was making his big league debut directly out of Double-A. But to paraphrase one of Orioles manager Buck Showalter's favorite sayings,...Tags: Kansas City Royals, New York Yankees, Oakland Athletics, Oriole Park at Camden Yards, Baseball Statistics
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Highlights from the past -- August 11
1987 -- George Brett hit a pair of home runs and Danny Tartabull and Kevin Seitzer also homered as the Kansas City Royals defeated the New York Yankees 10-1. 1992 -- Dave Winfield, Candy Maldonado and Joe Carter each hit two-run homers, powering the...Tags: Arizona Diamondbacks, Kansas City Royals, Cliff Lee, New York Yankees, Miami Marlins
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George Brett reflects on All-Star experience
KWCH 12 Eyewitness SportsIt's been 19 years since George Brett retired, and he remains the face of the Royals. The George Brett Bridge gets you across Interstate 70 and into Kauffman Stadium, and the .390 Bar and Grill awaits you once you pass by his statue and head through Gate...Tags: Kansas City Royals, Major League Baseball All-Star Game, Kauffman Stadium, Major League Baseball, Baseball
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Should Chipper enter Hall on 1st ballot?
A simple comparison Steve Gould Baltimore Sun All you need to do to know that Chipper Jones is a first-ballot Hall of Famer is compare his career statistics to those of other third basemen enshrined in Cooperstown. Let's start with traditional stats....Tags: Mike Schmidt, Chicago Tribune, Chipper Jones, Eddie Mathews, Eddie Murray
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Technicality keeps 427-pound yellowfin tuna catch out of record book
FoxNews.comIn saltwater fishing's version of baseball's infamous pine tar incident, an angler who reeled in a world-record yellowfin tuna had his home-run catch called back -- because a deckhand touched his fishing pole as he fought the mighty fish. Robert...Tags: Kansas City Royals, New York Yankees, Fishing, Lifestyle and Leisure, Mexico
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Crews Scramble to Finish New Bridge by Opening Day
It's just two days and counting until opening day for the Kansas City Royals, and it's been a busy off-season as construction crews managed to build a new bridge and exit ramps into the Truman Sports Complex in just 75 days during the dead of winter and...Tags: Weather, Kansas City Royals, Politics, Weather Reports, Elections
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