David Green, outfielder for 1982 St. Louis Cardinals, dies at age 61
David Green, who hit .283 as a part-time player for the St. Louis Cardinals en route to the 1982 World Series title, has died at the age of 61.
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Former Cardinals' outfielder dies after choking incident
Photo: Courtesy mlb.com ST. LOUIS (AP) -- David Green, an outfielder on the St. Louis Cardinals' 1982 World Series champions, has died. He was 61. Green had
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Today in Blue Jays history: Dave Stieb NOT traded at the Winter Meetings 40 years ago
The Blue Jays were frustrated at not getting anything done at the Winter Meetings, but in time it proved for the better
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Here are the best seasons in Brewers history
share-square-1371258 1. 2011 Manager: Ron Roenicke Long before “Beast Mode” became a thing and the 2011 Brewers won their division for the first time in a generation, they needed some pitching to go with that high-energy offense. So general manager Doug Melvin parted with five premium prospects in the span of two weeks in December 2010 to swing a pair of trades that announced to the baseball world that Milwaukee was all-in for what might be Prince Fielder’s final season in a Brewers uniform. Nine months later, the pitchers Melvin acquired, Zack Greinke and Shaun Marcum, were preparing t...
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