Miguel Tejada received

his greatest accomplishment

today, November 12,2002.

The American League

Most Valuable Player.

A most deserved MVP trophy

for the Dominican shorstop.

¡Felicidades Miguel!

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Although baseball is accredited
to have been invented by an
American, the one country that followed the United States in baseball and spread the game to the rest of Latin America
was Cuba.

Here is a brief history of Cuba, the largest
island of the Caribbean and the heritage
of baseball in that country.

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As much as I hate to say it, I think Dusty Baker
will not return as manager of the San Francisco Giants.

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The Media came from all over the world.

2002 World Series was in 14 different

languages for 200 countries. And two

California teams took center stage.

Games #1 and #2 were in Anaheim,

#3,4 and 5 at Pac Bell in San Francisco

and #6 and 7 back in Anaheim.

Overall it was a very entertaining

series. Especially if you like hitting.

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Two California teams, two

wild card teams,

two teams that have

never won a World

Series for their cities

are going to face

each other in the

fourth All California

Fall Classic.

Something has to give…

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Major League Baseball

says that Pete Rose

is not in the Hall of Fame

because he placed bets

on baseball games.

As simple as that.

I wonder If Pete lost

any money in the

1988 World Series ?

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Miguel Tejada of the A’S and Barry

Bonds of the Giants should win the

MVP Awards in baseball this season.

How lucky are we to be living in the

Glory Days of baseball here in Bay Are

and to be talking about MVPs, when just a little over a month ago we were talking

about strike and contraction…

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The San Francisco Giants

for the third consecutive

season since they opened

Pac Bell Park have

surpassed 3 million fans

in attendance.

By Amaury Pi-González

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The Thunder Rolls – 09/10/02 by

Peter Elman

I’m away from home—far away—Sedona, Arizona, to be exact, and outside my

sister-in-law’s window is the most incredible sight—two gigantic red-rocked

mountains illuminated by bolts of lightning, and every few seconds,

thunder, not just your common summer storm variety, but the loudest,

scariest most primal sounding explosions found in nature are letting us

know once again who’s really in charge.

A few folks may be wondering why this normally effusive scribe has had

nothing to say during the Athletics’ remarkable run. Well, I have had lots

to say, but being the superstitious baseball junkie that I am, couldn’t put

it out there for the public. You see, my last column, dated August 12, was

the last game the A’s lost before the streak. They won, and won, and kept

winning, and there was no way that I would jinx them with my sophomoric

rants. So I waited until now, when the record is behind them and they can

hopefully get back to playing great baseball without the intense pressure

they have been subjected to lately.

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The Arizona Diamondbacks are in

San Francisco for a four game set

against the Giants.

A very important homestand for

the Giants continue,after splitting

series of two with Colorado. They

get Bill Mueller back in a deal with

the Cubs

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