Hoyt and Morris Ready to Start All Star Game
LaMarr Hoyt and Jack Morris discuss their All Star Game starts in Minneapolis. Hoyt, 12-4 this year with 13 walks in 138 innings, seeks a comeback showcase for the National League, while Morris, 10-6 with a 3.04 ERA, eyes proving his progress to hometown fans in Minnesota. Both downplay vindication and focus on performance despite Metrodome concerns.
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Cruz Earns All Star Nod Still Hidden From Spotlight
Jose Cruz of the Houston Astros earns an All Star selection again, yet remains under the national radar. The 37 year old outfielder discusses life in Houston, his quiet career peak with .318 in 1983 and 95 RBIs, and speculation about his Hall of Fame potential despite limited media attention.
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City spurns Stars parade after USFL title win
Baltimore Stars repeat as champions with a 28 24 victory over the Oakland Invaders but city officials scrap a planned noontime parade. Stars executives cite logistics and lack of attendance guarantees. mayor’s office notes past parades for losing teams and the team emphasizes putting players first despite the public relations setback.
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Rose Eyes 56th All Star Game As Old Guard Departs
Pete Rose, nearing the end of a storied career, reflects on his first All Star appearance in 1965 as he prepares for the 56th game in Minneapolis. The field features enduring veterans and new stars while several top players are absent due to injuries or rest.
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Metrodome Stirs NL Fans Ahead of All Star Game
National League players visiting the Hubert H. Humphrey Metrodome for the All Star Game discuss the venue. Dick Williams warns of risky high bounces while Tony Gwynn plans to adjust his fielding. Past criticisms from Billy Martin and George Steinbrenner labeled the park a circus, prompting lighting enhancements.
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USFL Star Kelvin Bryant Shines Despite Team Move
Kelvin Bryant ran 103 yards and scored three touchdowns earning game MVP. The USFL moved to fall 1986 to avoid NFL Eagles conflicts, relocating from Philadelphia to College Park, Maryland, three hours from practice. Despite low attendance around 15,000, coach Mora praised team continuity and late-season peak performance.
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Orioles look to rebound as rotation falters
The Orioles carry a 4.38 team ERA, 10th in the AL, down from 3.59 at the same point last season. Five starters post 4.04 to 5.09, three relievers 3.42 to 5.21, with Nate Snell the lone bright spot at 2.12 ERA before a broken rib sidelines him. Mike Flanagan hopes to restore balance upon his return, aiming for a first start Saturday after Achilles injury recovery and a paused season.
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Bambino Babe Ruth Tournament Delays Marked by Rain
In the Bambino event at Staley Park the Monocacy and Upper Montgomery game resumes at 6 p.m. after Monday rain suspension. The National Little League game also restarts at 6 p.m. from Monday’s halt. The Glade Valley versus Calvert County losers bracket game moves to 6 p.m. Wednesday.
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