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- Upcoming Events and Tryouts from The Baseball Factory 12:08pm Nov 9
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- New Book for November 2:00pm Nov 5
Mattingly Sports Congratulations to all the Silver Slugger winners this year! Check them out http://mlb.mlb.com/mlb/awards/y2009/
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Cast your ballots now for the top hitters, pitchers and moments from the 2009 season. Voting ends Dec. 11, so make your voice heard today.Complete story | VOTE now for the following 13 categories: ...
Mattingly Sports Today in Baseball History: November 13, 1979 - For the first time in history, two players share the Most Valuable Player Award. The National League co-winners are Willie Stargell, the spiritual leader of the Pirates, who batted .281 with 32 home runs, and Cardinals first baseman Keith Hernandez, who led the National League in runs (116), doubles (48), and batting (.344).
Mattingly Sports This year's Gold Glove winners have been announced. The Silver Slugger winners will be announced later today. Congratulations to all the winners http://mlb.mlb.com/mlb/awards/y2009/
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Cast your ballots now for the top hitters, pitchers and moments from the 2009 season. Voting ends Dec. 11, so make your voice heard today.Complete story | VOTE now for the following 13 categories: ...
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The entire coaching staff is returning to the Dodgers, including Donnie Baseball http://mlb.mlb.com/news/article.jsp?ymd=
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The Dodgers announced the rehiring of their entire coaching staff Monday, but nothing yet on a contract extension for manager Joe Torre, although talks will continue.
Mattingly Sports Today in Baseball History: November 12, 1936 - Following the death of Phil Ball, wealthy owner of the St. Louis Browns, his estate sells the team to a syndicate headed by Donald L. Barnes and William O. DeWitt. As the new owners of Sportsman's Park, they announce their intention to install lights and bring night baseball to the American League.
Mattingly Sports Today in Baseball History: November 11, 1981 - Dodgers southpaw Fernando Valenzuela becomes the first rookie ever to win a Cy Young Award, edging the Reds' Tom Seaver 70-67 for National League honors. He was the first rookie since Herb Score in 1955 to lead his league in strikeouts with 180.
Mattingly Sports Today in Baseball History: November 10, 1965 - Willie Mays, with 52 home runs and 112 RBI, is named National League Most Valuable Player. Mays receives 224 votes to 177 for Sandy Koufax, who had a 2.04 ERA, won 26 games, allowed just 5.79 hits per game, and struck out 382.
Baseball Factory has some great events and opportunities coming up. For more information and to register, visit www.baseballfactory.com. Make sure you look to see if there are any events coming up in your area and stay tuned for more dates. Nov...
Mattingly Sports Today in Baseball History: November 9, 1993 - Giants outfielder Barry Bonds is voted the National League MVP for the 3rd time in 4 years. He joins Stan Musial, Roy Campanella, and Mike Schmidt as the NL's only three-time MVPs.
MATTINGLY SPORTS ANNOUNCES NEW “HIT MAN” PITCHING MACHINE Leading Baseball and Softball Equipment Company Adds Multipurpose Training Aid to Complement its Assortment of New Product Launches First Shipments Hit “The Sports Authority” in January! SHELT...
Mattingly Sports Today in Baseball History: November 6, 1996 - Todd Hollandsworth continues a Dodger tradition. The outfielder is the fifth consecutive Dodger and 16th player in franchise history to be named National League Rookie of the Year.
Now that professional baseball is over and in many places it is too cold outside to play, keep your mind exercised by reading. Moneyball: The Art of Winning an Unfair Game by Michael Lewis is a great way to get your baseball fix and learn some of the ins and outs of baseball as a business...
Mattingly Sports New York City will throw a parade tomorrow, Friday Nov. 6, to celebrate the Yankees 27th World Series Championship. It will begin at 11 am on Broadway at Battery Place and will continue uptown along the Canyon of Heroes to Chambers Street, followed by a ceremony and honors from Mayor Bloomberg.
