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| | | | | Blessed be the memory of the Brooklyn Dodgers. Gazing back through the rosy haze of history, we recall the Dodgers as the cherished sons of Brooklyn, a noble band of knights-errant who brought honor to the land by playing baseball the way it was meant to be played, simply for the love of the game. [...] | |
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| | | | | In August 2001 some friends and I took a day trip from Maryland to New York City to chase down historical baseball landmarks. Our stops included the former sites of Hilltop Park, the Polo Grounds, Washington Park, and Ebbets Field. While in Brooklyn, we also went in search of the Ebbets Field Flag Pole, which | |
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| | | "Post Kim Tae-gyun? We're Getting There" Hanwha's Noh Si-hwan. Hanwha Eagles slugger Noh Si-hwan became the first player to reach the 30-homer plateau in eight games. Noh, ?????? who remains the league's home run leader, has made no secret of his desire to become the first Hanwha player since Kim Tae-gyun in 15 years. Noh | ||
