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Does the MLB Commissioner Have the Right to Overturn Owner’s Trades/Sales/Deals?
The question above is one that many people have debated during the last couple of weeks as the Miami Marlins and the Toronto Blue Jays undertook a megadeal that swapped several star players for top prospects. In mid-November 2012 the Marlins … Continue reading
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Phillies vs. Royals: Reflecting on the 1980 World Series
Throughout the latter half of the 1970s the Kansas City Royals were the dominant team in the American League West, winning the division title in 1976, 1977, and 1978. They failed each year to defeat the New York Yankees in … Continue reading
Posted in Baseball, History, Personal, Sports
Tagged Boston Red Sox, Dan Quisenberrg, Dennis Leonard, Dick Howser, Ewing Kauffman, George Brett, History, Jim Frey, Joe McGuff, Kansas City Royals, Mike Schmidt, MLB, New York Yankees, Pete Rose, Philadelphia Phillies, Playoffs, Rush Limbaugh, Steve Carlton, Ted Williams, Tug McGraw, Whitey Herzog, Willie Wilson, World Series
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