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Dodgers Fan Blows Off Hand With Firework During World Series Celebration
A World Series celebration Wednesday night turned tragic for one Dodgers fan ... who blew off their hand while lighting a firework in the streets of L.A.www.tmz.com
Costas retires as longtime MLB play-by-play voice
After 42 seasons, Bob Costas is retiring from baseball play-by-play. Costas had done games the past couple seasons for MLB Network and TBS Sports.www.espn.com
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Yankees gift ejected fans' tickets to special guests for Game 5
The two supporters were chucked out of Yankee Stadium on Tuesday night after attempting to rip the ball from Betts, with the team calling their actions 'egregious and unacceptable'.www.dailymail.co.uk
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The White Sox are ranked too high.Way-too-early 2025 MLB Power Rankings: Who's No. 1? How far down are the Mets?!
The Dodgers just won the 2024 World Series -- and we're already looking ahead to next year.
Wendell Pierce Says He Left World Series Game 5 Early Due To “Unruly, Obnoxious” Fans: “Worst Experience Ever”
Wendell Pierce lamented the 'unruly, obnoxious' fans at Yankees Stadium that caused him to leave World Series Game 5 ahead of the Dodgers' victory.
Walker Buehler Slugs Beer, Dave Roberts Dances On Ice Cube At Dodgers' Parade
The Dodgers just wrapped up their World Series parade ... and it was epic.
There was more ... Kiké Hernandez also dropped some shade on Fat Joe -- telling everyone he knew Game 3 was over as soon as the rapper finished up his pregame performance at Yankee Stadium.
Dodgers Fan Blows Off Hand With Firework During World Series Celebration
A World Series celebration Wednesday night turned tragic for one Dodgers fan ... who blew off their hand while lighting a firework in the streets of L.A.
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Costas retires as longtime MLB play-by-play voice
After 42 seasons, Bob Costas is retiring from baseball play-by-play. Costas had done games the past couple seasons for MLB Network and TBS Sports.
My Great Grandmother (born in 1892 and she was a Philadelphia Phillies fan, lived there also) and my Father hated the Yankees:
The racist incident that shook baseball nine years before integration
By Frederic J. Frommer
Updated September 13, 2023 at 5:48 p.m. EDT|Published September 13, 2023 at 8:00 a.m. EDT
On a midsummer day at Chicago’s Comiskey Park in 1938, a WGN Radio reporter asked an innocuous question to New York Yankees outfielder Jake Powell in a pregame interview: What did he do in the offseason?
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The 30-year-old replied that he worked as a police officer in Dayton, Ohio, where he stayed in shape by cracking Black people over the head with his nightstick, using the n-word. WGN immediately terminated the interview and issued several apologies that night, but the outrage quickly spread beyond Chicago. Powell’s crude, racist comment led to a national backlash among African Americans that put the game on its back foot on race nearly a decade before baseball finally integrated.
The medium of radio helped escalate the controversy, said Chris Lamb, professor of journalism at IUPUI and author of “Conspiracy of Silence: Sportswriters and the Long Campaign to Desegregate Baseball.” The book includes a chapter on “L’Affaire Jake Powell,” as the episode was called at the time.
Get him out of here finally,
