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    Surgery of Tommy John

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    athletes hear the term Tommy John surgery and don’t flinch. There are currently 29 active ballplayers in the major leagues who have already have had Tommy John surgery. That includes the Chicago White Sox’ pitcher Philip Humber‚ who pitched has a perfect game. Another is the Colorado Rockies’ Jamie Moyer‚ who is the oldest pitcher in the majors to record a victory in the major leagues at age 49. This surgery has not only resurrected pro careers and helped define history‚ but it has also helped countless

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    Jackie Robinson

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    Cardinals. Jackie Robinson an American baseball legend who influence a civil rights movement. Which had positives effects on the country while leaving a great legacy. Jackie Robinson was the first African American to break the color barrier in major league baseball through the Brooklyn Dodger organization. In the beginning of the book “I Never Had It Made” it explained Jackie’s childhood and also a story of a little girl throwing a rock at Jackie and using demeaning language. Jackie later said

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    Hank Aaron Research Paper

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    born in Mobile Alabama his family wasn’t very wealthy. Also‚ at the age of eight‚ he showed a very strong liking to baseball. When he started playing baseball he played shortstop and third base. As a teen he quit school early to play in the Negro league. This is what he went through as a young child. Equally important‚ was his career. In his career‚ he had tons of awards like passing babe ruth’s home run record‚ and being

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    Paying College Athletes Max Scherzer‚ a professional baseball player‚ said “When you get drafted out of high school‚ you’re going to be going into the minor leagues‚ and that can take three to five or six years — multiple years — in the minor leagues‚ and you’re forfeiting your right to further your education”. He said this when he was talking to CSN’s‚ Santana Moss‚ on him choosing college over going pro right away. Scherzer choose to go to college‚ and not get paid‚ so he could get his education

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    spring training to the start of Game 7 of the World Series on Wednesday night‚ David Ross felt as if his baseball life had become the stuff of big-screen fiction‚ if not straight-up fantasy. At 39‚ he was playing in his final season in the major leagues‚ on a team‚ the Chicago Cubs‚ with aspirations to do what had not been accomplished by that franchise in 108 years: Win a championship. As the season progressed and the Cubs evolved into the best team in the sport‚ Ross began to feel that he and his

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    fun. I went to Minnesota this summer with my family. We went to Minnesota to go watch three Twins games. The Twins lost all their games to the Cleveland Indians. There wasn’t any close games. We got to see two Twins pitchers that made there major league debut. Our baseball team did very well this year. We went to state for baseball in Groton and got 5th. We beat Mission and Wessington Springs but we lost our first game to Warner. While we were in Groton‚ we went to Thunder Road and rode go carts

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    Suggested headline: Jared Ford almost got it – a 300! Trivia question: What does ABT and JBT stand for? Answer at end. This column covers October 20 through October 29. Missing a 300 game by one frame during his second game in the High Rollers league was Jared Ford. He started with a strike and then a 10 pin got him in the second frame as he continued to roll strikes for a 280. He also has the high men’s series with the only 700 – a 712 and I believe these are personal highs for him. Lynn Porovich

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    Tommy John Surgery

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    once was a pitcher’s sentence to the broadcast booth or the monthly autograph show at the local Holiday Inn. No longer. Tommy John surgery--technically an ulnar collateral ligament replacement procedure--has saved the careers of hundreds of Major League players. It may one day make the Hall of Fame case for its inventor‚ surgeon Frank Jobe (who was Hollywood enough to trademark the name "Tommy John procedure"). Thirty years after Jobe invented this surgery‚ baseball players are still using it.

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    Eight Men Out

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    One of the most well-known scandals of our century is the 1919 Chicago White Sox Scandal. The movie “Eight Men Out” shows us what really happened throughout the 1919 baseball season with the Chicago White Sox. The Chicago White Sox were a Major League Baseball organization who was run by their penny-pinching owner‚ Charles Comiskey. He has been under -paying his players‚ despite the fact that they were the clear favorite to win the 1919 World Series. As a result‚ the players decide to come up

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    The main character in my story “The Big Field” written by Mike Lupica‚ is a fourteen year old boy named Hutch. He plays in a minor league baseball team in Florida for the Cardinals. He wants his team to win the championship. They can win the championship by playing their hardest and working together. Hutch is athletic‚ short tempered‚ and determined. He is athletic because he plays a lot of sports and he also really good at baseball. That’s why he plays baseball for a really good team. He practices

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