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Can one day change your life? That certainly seemed the case with Wally Pipp, a starting first baseman for the New York Yankees who lost his job on June 2, 1925.
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Sparky Anderson’s career as a baseball player is unremarkable (just one year with the Philadelphia Phillies), but his career as a manager, on the other hand, is a completely different story: https://t.co/2ljqC9WMPS
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With nine pennants and seven World Series championships, Marse Joe is most known for managing the New York Yankees throughout the 1930s: https://t.co/UjOgaxYwXg
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Though often thought of as a male sport, women always have been part of #baseball, as players, commentators, decision-makers, behind-the-scenes supporters, and dedicated fans. https://t.co/tYQWsS7O9m
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Did you know that baseball officials ended up moving the pitching mound farther from home plate because of this guy? https://t.co/cbjqSsPA6C
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For those who love the underdog, the White Sox deserve consideration for your favorite team. Here are some of their most memorable moments: https://t.co/XTC4eDUTk9
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Hall of Famer Jim Palmer spent 19 years pitching for the Baltimore Orioles, winning the most games of any pitcher in the 1970s. He’s also well known for his life after baseball, where he had success as a broadcaster: https://t.co/TPYOwvWH6A
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The team’s use of analytics and unconventional thinking has made them famous and allowed them to contend in an Al East dominated by two of the biggest clubs in baseball. Of course, it wasn’t always that way: https://t.co/6U3U1lm83y
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Bucky Dent, known by much more colorful names in the greater Boston metropolitan area, remains famous for doing one thing: killing the hopes and dreams of Boston Red Sox fans while simultaneously giving New York Yankees fans yet another great moment: https://t.co/IPEi4Pu7kA
He earned his famous nickname, “Shoeless” Joe Jackson, after taking his shoes off and playing in his stockings. He wasn’t a big fan of the nickname, since he only played shoeless in that one game: https://t.co/NsAsjqNg5G
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