He was only on the Indians for a few games, but I would like to get an 8x10 if possible (without having to blow up a copy of one of his baseball cards) This may not be easy to answer... Steve Carlton himself told me he wasn't sure how to get one.
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www.carlton32.com/ is Steve Carlton's official website.\n\nThat should have everything you can imagine on the guy.
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Bad for The Tigers. I dont know what Dombrowski was thinking.\n\nThat sanchez dude was big prospect in our system, and he'll come back to haunt The Tigers in the future.\n\nI'm just hoping that Sheffield can keep his head in the game.\nHis bat might us help us.
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Poor Drew... I think he signed with the Vikings (as a third string quarterback).  He should have finished his college football career as a Michigan Wolverine instead of signing with the Yankees to play baseball.  Baseball is a tough game to master (I don't care what anyone says).  Hensen would have been a "Michigan star" - a memory those kids carry proudly the rest of their lives.  Oh well... sometimes that's the way the football fumbles.
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I seriously doubt Orlando Hernadez wrote down those randow words and numbers, im sure its some kind of Authenication, why dont you email MLB.com and figure out something there?
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ask his bookie..its against teh ruels of baseball to bet on baseball...while playing...how would you liek to be betting for the reds to win...while he is managing them and betting they will lose? it amzes me the eyar after he was no longer their manager...they won the world series...before then pathetic--wonder why
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Mike's Defense couldn't even begin to approach Robinson's. The idea of that is absurd. Brooks Robinson was a defensive phenom the likes of which has not been seen since. We are talking about a man who perfected the barehanded fielding of a bunt and throwing to first in the same motion. This is the man who nearly single  handedly won the 1970 world series with his dazzling display of defense. The fewest errors Schmidt committed in over 100 game in a season was 15. He committed as many as 27. The most Brooks committed in over 100 game in a season was 18. In my mind it is not even close. Brooks is the greatest hands down. As far as hitters at third Pie Trainer was a much better hitter than Mike and a better fielder. Mike is not rated among the top fielding third basement at all by most experts of the game.
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Why would you put this in the baseball section?  You're going to anger a lot of baseball fans with redundant questions like these.  If you like him, call him...and next time spend a little more time determining what category to place your question in.
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Love the Rocket!  THE best pitcher of my lifetime (1973-Present).  If he would have started in Spring Training, he'd be out of gas by playoff time.  He's an old dude.  I have no problem with him waiting until now to come back.  Altough I didn't like the "maybe I'll come back, maybe I won't" business.  We all knew he was coming back.  The Stros made a great comeback in the second half of last season, and are set to do it again this year.  \n\nGo Stros!\n\nBut I did love watching my Buccos take 2 of 3 from them last weekend.  They got lucky on Sunday with the comeback from 4 down in the 9th.  That 18 inning game on Sat. night was one of the best I've ever seen.
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Yep...Either EBay...Or do what I do now...I live in Cali now...I wait for my team to come play the Angels or the Dodgers and I have already obtained 3 autographs...Good luck!
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Canseco got what he had coming. I used to be a big fan of his. I am from Cincinnati but I rooted for the A's in the 90 world series against the Reds because I liked Canseco, McGuire, Dave Stewart and others so much but I fell out of favor with those guys. I would never deny a 12 year old kid my autograph. Jose is a dick and that's why he's poor and has to scrum off of his brother Ozzie now, even though he's broke too!!
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yeah, he's supposed to interview with the A's this week. i THINK THE PADS will get Bud Black (halos pitching coach cuz he lives near SD). The A's will end up either with Bob Geren (Beane's type of manager) or Ron Washington.\n\nI know you would like to see Hillman but you would love Ron Washington. He's the the man and from Lousianna. He'd be like Ozzie Guillen execpt not as talkative.\n\nRon Wash interviewed with the Rangers last week and I think he'd do an amazing job with the rangers. players and fans love him.
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I think he's going to end up on the DL again he just doesn't look like he's completely healthy. His last two starts have not been that impressive. His velocity has not been up it's in the mid 80s and he's normally in the low 90s, plus he's been giving up to many home runs.\n\nJune 24\n5.2 IP, 8 hits, 4 runs, 4 er, 2 hr, 2 bb, 4 k, 5.74 era\n\nJune 19\n7.0 IP, 9 hits, 4 runs, 2 er, 2 hr, 1 bb, 5 k, 5.57 era
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He was sent down to AAA at salt lake .Optioned just means in his contract the angels can bring him up for the minors or put him back as they wish. Give em another year he,s just not ready yet for the show.But he is doing well at the moment.
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It looks like he's a hitting coach for a team in the low minors of the Pittsburgh Pirates farm system right now. He used to be one of my favorite players when I was growing up. He was a speedy outfielder who occasionally played second base.
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It may have been Ken Caminitti. He played briefly for the Rangers, and I think he went back to the National League. He did die from a heart attack a few years ago, probably caused by his years of alcohol, drug, and steroid abuse. Sad.
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Yuppers, i've got it, i could upload it to you on box.net if you wish. Contact me.
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I remember him. He used to play on the same team with Dale Murphy. He was a very good power hitter and a decent 3rd baseman.