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On February 15 in Baseball History...
  • 1916 - The Yankees buy Frank Home Run Baker from the Athletics for $37,500. He had sat out the 1915 season.

  • 1931 - The spring training site of the Yankees in St. Petersburg is renamed Miller Huggins Field in honor of the team's late manager.

  • 1956 - The Pirates and the Kansas City A's cancel an exhibition game in Birmingham, Alabama, because of a local ordinance barring black players from playing against white players.

  • 1964 - Cubs second baseman Ken Hubbs, twenty-two, is found dead in his private plane which crashed on February 13, 1964, near Provo, Utah, while en route to Colton, California. As a rookie in 1962, Hubbs had played in 78 consecutive games without making an error.

  • 1990 - Owners refuse to open the spring training camps without a new Basic Agreement with the Players' Association. The lockout will last 32 days and postpone the start of the regular season by one week.

Baseball Birthdays on February 15...


Baseball Deaths on February 15...

 
Morning Baseball Vol Nation

I can get the more than 3 movie reviews written today without spoilers because I see I do not work on the middle day of weekdays.

Wednesday the day before Thursday which is the same day that people are very happy about because they know the day after Thursday is Friday.
 
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Morning Baseball Vol Nation

I can get the more than 3 movie reviews written today without spoilers because I see I do not work on the middle day of weekdays.

Wednesday the day before Thursday which is the same day that people are very happy about because they know the day after Thursday is Friday.

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I don’t want to brag or anything but it’s looking good for the Lions.



The Lions might make the Playoffs however I assume you are not overreacting to these terrific favorable odds to that they could win the Super Bowl because like the Chargers, Sharks, Clippers, Atlanta Falcons, etc they’ve found ways to disappoint despite having stacked talented teams that realistically could win Championships meaning Super Bowls, the Stanley Cup, or a NBA title.
 
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The Lions might make the Playoffs however I assume you are not overreacting to these terrific favorable odds to that they could win the Super Bowl because like the Chargers, Sharks, Clippers, Atlanta Falcons, etc they’ve found ways to disappoint despite having stacked talented teams that realistically could win Championships meaning Super Bowls, the Stanley Cup, or a NBA title.
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