Happy Birthday Yogi Berra!
By Zak Schmoll (Photo: Mike Stobe/Getty Images)
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Most Charismatic Athletes Ever
by Robert Wood
Sometimes we watch athletes more for their charisma then for their athletic abilities. These athletes have a special magnetic charm or appeal. Maybe we love to hear them talk. Or perhaps we hate to hear them talk... Read More »
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Homage to the Larry King Radio Show
by Jim Considine
Once upon a time, before CNN was born, Larry King hosted an all-night radio talk show. The show originated in Washington, D.C., and was syndicated across the USA. As far as over-night radio on the AM dial, Larry was the king of the airwaves... Read More »
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Yogi Berra's Incredible Feat for the Yankees That No Slugger Will Ever Match
by Harold Friend
The New York Yankees won the 1950 pennant, edging out the second-place Detroit Tigers by three games and the third-place Boston Red Sox by four games. The Yankee scored 914 runs, averaged 5... Read More »
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Yogi Berra's "Bad" 1957 Yankees Season Became a Good One in the 21st Century
by Harold Friend
Yogi Berra had a "bad" season in 1957. Fifty-five years later, we realize that Berra had a very good season. How could that happen? In the 21st century, we have sabermetricians that help us evaluate the importance of specific statistics... Read More »
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Yogi Berra Has a Great History as a New York Met
by Harold Friend
When the New York Mets signed Yogi Berra during the middle of November 1964, it was announced that the Mets would pay him $40,000 and the New York Yankees would pay him $25,000... Read More »
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A Catching Conundrum: The New York Yankees and Their Receiver Riches
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To say the Yankees have had it good behind the plate for the majority of their history would be an understatement. Dating all the way back to the 1930s, and the Hall of Famer Bill Dickey, ...

