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share-square-1020742 The 2020 baseball season offered us plenty of excitement in a short span, from the July 23 Opening Day matchups all the way through Game 6 of the World Series. Even with fewer games than normal, there were feats and amazing stats accruing left and right, every single day. It’s hard to pick just one per team, after a season that gave us so much fodder. No team or player can be summed up in one stat alone, but information can entertain and give us insight into the season that was, even if it doesn’t encapsulate the entire year in one fact.

share-square-1019907 The 2020 baseball season offered us plenty of excitement in a short span, from the July 23 Opening Day matchups all the way through Game 6 of the World Series. Even with fewer games than normal, there were feats and amazing stats accruing left and right, every single day. It’s hard to pick just one per team, after a season that gave us so much fodder. No team or player can be summed up in one stat alone, but information can entertain and give us insight into the season that was, even if it doesn’t encapsulate the entire year in one fact.

It’s easy to look at the past year and only see the negative impacts of the ongoing novel coronavirus pandemic, but 2020 has given us a lot to be thankful for too. Here are a few stories that brought us tremendous joy this year — and gave us hope when we needed it most! 1. “Principal mom’s” embarrassing online school announcements had thousands cracking up.  “Just a reminder: Lunch today is whatever you make yourself,” Deb Plafker, a mom from Danville, California, said into her home’s announcement system in the early days of her kids’ remote learning. While her teenage son...

share-square-1071792 From 0 to 99, Red Sox players have filled out jerseys with 90 different numbers over the years. You want a fun exercise? Pick the best player to wear every number in the club’s illustrious history. That’s what MLB.com has done below. 0: Brandon Phillips The only player in Red Sox history to wear No. 0, veteran infielder Phillips had a short run in Boston (one month) at the end of the 2018 season, but he contributed with a memorable two-run homer that fueled an epic 9-8 win in Atlanta. Boston had trailed by six runs in the eighth inning. 1: Bobby Doerr

Pnc investments works with you to understand yours and helps plan for your retirement. talk to a pnc investments financial advisor today. ♪ all right. to sports and a day of celebration in major league baseball. teams honor jackry robinson on the anniversary on the day that he broke baseball's color barrier. players and umps all wore number 42. major league baseball retired number 22 froo in 1997. and named it jackie robinson day back in 2004. to chicago. the white sox leading boston by one in the fourth. daniel nava smacks one over the wall to tie things up for the red sox. now, that sc...