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Form of brain cancer known as glioblastoma. Daulton is now the fifth former philly to die from that disease. Nbc10s keith jones spoke to a surgeon who treated one of those players, and he wonders if the old Veterans Stadium could be the link. Keith jones you got to believe. Tug mcgraws strikeout to win the 1980 world series. Tug mcgraw ive never seen this kind of baseball, never been a part of this kind of baseball, never been prouder to be a professional baseball player. Keith lasting memories ...

The relationship between Peter Angelos, who died Saturday at the age of 94, and the press would sour as the team fell into a dysfunctional abyss for 14 straight losing seasons. But in those first years of ownership, Angelos loved bending the ears of the sportswriters who covered him and his team.

As a lawyer, he won hundreds of millions of dollars for workers exposed to asbestos before buying the Orioles in 1993.

Hampden-Sydney College (H-SC) has been picked sixth in the 2024 Old Dominion Athletic Conference (ODAC) Baseball Preseason Poll. The Tigers

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Youth Academy athletes watch Rangers sweep Baltimore in ALDS On Oct. 10, a handful of Texas Rangers Youth Academy athletes received tickets to Game 3 of the American League Division Series, courtesy of Nike and Mastercard. Youth Academy staff selected 25 baseball and softball players to attend the electric matchup

He caught more than 2,200 big league games, managed another 815 and is part of a select few families that had three generations of Major Leaguers. In short, it would be hard to find someone who has experienced more baseball than Bob Boone.

It’s not just about the struggles of the defending National League champion Phillies or the Mets. Or the surprising rise of the Dodgers or the recent resurgence of the Yankees. The baseball world shou...

Bernie Williams’ grand slam helped lead the Yankees to a win over the Rangers on this day in 1998.

“Ya Gotta Believe.” That was the mantra of the New York Mets during their World Series run of 1973. Ex-Mets and ex-Phillies reliever Tug McGraw coined the phrase to describe their journey, and it stu...