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    David Ortiz Leadership

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    exceptional feat when one considers the humble beginnings of a foreign born athlete from one of the poorest countries in Latin America. David Ortiz shows leadership through his relentless work ethic. “I don’t know when I’m going to be back in a world series I have to give everything have now.” Not only is David Ortiz

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    The World Series is a big event that happens in MLB every year at the end of the season to see who is the best team in the MLB. The World Series began in the year of 1903 and it has been going on until present time. The New York Yankees were a great team throughout the 1998 season. They had a great winning record the a MLB team could ever have; going with a record of 114 wins and 46 six loses in the regular season. In 1998, the New York Yankees and the San Diego Padres had met at the World Series

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    Speech On Boston Red Sox

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    the oldest baseball stadium. You probably know the aforementioned. But here are a few more facts that are not common knowledge. Let's dig deeper into the world of Red Sox. Number Seven: Rat in the Wall You probably remember the famous photograph of Red Sox catcher Carlton Fisk signaling his home run ball fair in the sixth game in 1975 World Series. It was one of the most notable shots in Baseball's history. Did you know that the story behind the unique shot is an interesting part of the baseball folklore

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    The longest sports drought in history was finally put to bed after 108 years the Chicago Cubs have reached mountaintop as World Series champions. They did it in style coming back from a 3-1 deficit and being part of the most-watched baseball game and 25 years. It's one of those sporting event you are going to remember exactly where you were when the Cubs broke the curse. Theo Epstein, Jed Hoyer, and Joe Madden will probably have children named after them because they were able to band together

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    On “September 1, 1939 Germany invaded Poland”, starting World War II. Two years later on December 7th, “Japanese planes and submarines [attacked] the American fleet anchored at Pearl Harbor,” killing 3,457 people and launching America out of neutrality and into the second world war. In the following days many young americans rushed to enlist in the war effort, one of them being 22 year old all-star Cleveland Indians pitcher Bob Feller. With his enlisting in the Navy, Feller marked the beginning of

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    level for decades. That said, a recent change in the rules has stirred a bit of controversy among managers, players and fans. As is often the case with rule alterations, the change seemed to stem from a play in Game 2 of the National League Division Series between the Los Angeles Dodgers and New York Mets last season. Dodgers second baseman Chase Utley aggressively slid into second base in an attempt to break up a double play. In doing so, Utley slid to the outfield side of second base and collided

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    Lou Gehrig was born on June 19th, 1903 in the Yorkville neighborhood of Manhattan New York.His parents Heinrich and Christina Gehrig, were german immigrants who moved to the United States before Lou was born. Lou was the only one of his four siblings to survive infancy. He grew up around poverty, his father struggled to stay sober and keeping a job while his mother wanted to create a better life for her family brought it upon herself to work constantly cleaning houses and cooking meals for wealthy

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    Barry Bonds career was shrouded with a shadow. He was abusing steroids in the late 1990s and early 2000s. After winning 4 straight MVPs, and setting the single season record for homeruns, the MLB established the steroid and performance enhancing drugs bans. Barry Bonds was one of the athletes under investigation. Barry Bonds’ Steroid Scandal was a huge shock to the sport of baseball and the world of sports. Barry

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    Babe Ruth was the 20th century greatest baseball player in the world. Babe Ruth played for 2 teams and became a coach in his life. Babe Ruth was a professional baseball player. Babe Ruth got kicked out of the New York Yankees .Babe Ruth exceeded rookie limits in 1915 Babe Ruth left a mark on St. Pete spring training history. A Babe Ruth contract fetches 1.02 million at an auction Babe Ruth was the most sought and valuable baseball player. Babe Ruth was kicked out of the New York Yankees. Did you

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    into Marriage from being Baseball’s Famous Bachelor For two decades, Derek Jeter was Major League’s Baseball’s most famous bachelor. The New York Yankee player earned the nicknames “Captain Clutch” and “Mr. November Man.” He won his team five World Title series and was rewarded with millions of dollars, All-star games, and an enormous popularity with the ladies. Aside from being one of the biggest names in sports, Jeter has never been associated with any major controversies or scandals. During the

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