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Tuesday, January 03, 2012
Pittsburgh Press, January 3, 1912: It will be good news to the friends of Larry McLean, and especially President Herrmann and Manager Hank O’Day, to know that the big fellow swore off drinking for a year and will go in training at once to help the Reds win the pennant in 1912.
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“I have spent thousands of dollars being a good fellow,” said Larry, “and here’s where I cut it out.”
It wouldn’t be the offseason without a story about Larry McLean refusing to take a tumble off the aqua aeroplane.
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1. Jefferson Manship (Dan Lee) Posted: January 03, 2012 at 02:30 AM (#4027426)C: Darren Daulton
1B: Gus Suhr
2B: Luis Sojo
3B: Bill Cissell
SS: Luis Rivera
LF: Ed Sauer
CF: Frenchy Bordagaray
RF: Buzz Arlett
SP: A.J. Burnett
SP: Sid Hudson
SP: Cliff Melton
SP: Bart Johnson
SP: Kirby White
RP: Gary Lavelle
Not that one: John Dowd
And: Mike Crudale
Infielder Mike Tyson's career was going just fine until he bit Vern Rapp's ear off.
What do the following people (truly a cross-section of baseball history) have in common?
Nap Lajoie
Al Lopez
Ray Schalk
Gabby Hartnett
Walker Cooper
Luke Appling
Cecil Cooper
Felipe Alou
Tim Johnson
Tom Runnells
Vern Rapp
Jerry Manuel
Wendell Kim
Also, in response to his recent passing here are Don Mueller career highlights.
And Cot Deal!
I foresee great things for current Indians skipper and possible resume inflator Dean "Misty May" Treanor.
Orioles acquire OF Jai Miller from the A's for cash. (ANOTHER SALARY DUMP????)
Minor league deals:
Indians sign RHP Robinson Tejada
Red Sox sign RHP Carlos Silva, RHP Brandon Duckworth, RHP Doug Mathis, RHP Charlie Haeger, RHP Will Inman, IF Pedro Cicicao and IF Nate Spears.
Just kidding.
I wonder if he has the highest-paying minor-league deal in baseball. Where are those numbers?
Big day for border-line, Phillies developed pitchers, although that's a bit of a diservice to Silva's career.
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