The bat he used to hit a home run in the first ever game at Yankee Stadium (opening day in 1923), sold for almost $1.3 million in 2006.
After 33 seasons as a big-league manager, and three World Series wins, the man who loves making pitching changes has given himself the hook.
(ST. LOUIS) – When David Murphy of the Texas Rangers took the final swing of this memorable, sometimes magical, World Series, Allen Craig, the St. Louis left fielder, forgot his fundamentals as the ball sailed toward him.
An error-laden, eye-rolling game turned into edge-of-your-seat action. Hopefully you hadn’t turned off the TV by then.
It’s understandable that it’s the players (and sometimes managers) that are remembered for memorable World Series moments. But commentators?
(ARLINGTON, Texas) – Hey, St. Louis, if your team loses the World Series this year, blame a bad phone connection.
(ARLINGTON, Texas) – The Texas Rangers, who shut out the St. Louis Cardinals on Sunday night, 4-0, to even the World Series at 2-2, should win it all this year. If they don’t, their fans will have every right to be irate.
Well, that’s more like it. This year’s Mr. October has emerged from the World Series.
This World Series is for the heartland.
With a $50,000 prize at stake, you can prove to your parents that your college education really was worth it.
