Orioles oust Miller as Wren is also dismissed in shakeup
Baltimore removes manager Ray Miller and general manager Frank Wren in a front office purge after a 78 64 season. Miller led the team to a 79 53 record in 1998 while Wren faced criticism for recent decisions including the Anaheim flight incident involving Cal Ripken. Potential replacements include Phil Garner Tom Trebelhorn and Don Baylor with Jim Riggleman also mentioned.
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Orioles face upheaval after manager and GM exits
The Baltimore Orioles announced Ray Miller would not return as manager and then terminated general manager Frank Wren after just over 11 months in the role. The changes come amid a history of high turnover and fragile job security within the organization.
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Touching All the Bases by Stan Goldberg
Stan Goldberg recounts handling a range of personnel matters and reports Wren criticized for delaying a charter plane for Cal Ripken, late for a trip to Anaheim, and making negative remarks about four individuals while apologizing to three. The piece characterizes the actions as childish.
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Redskins hire Arnsparger to assist leaky defense
Ashburn Virginia AP reports veteran coach Arnold Arnsparger joins the Washington Redskins as a defensive adviser to Mike Nolan. The hallmarked coordinator brings Miami and Dolphins pedigree to help fix a unit allowing league highs in points and yards.
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Indians Dominate Red Sox 11-1 to Lead Playoff Series
In Game 2 Cleveland routed Boston 11-1 to take a 2-0 series lead. Pitcher Burba improved to 15-8 while Martinez dropped to 2-1. Game 3 is set Saturday at 4 17 pm in Boston.
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Pettitte Dominates As Yankees Take 2-0 Edge Over Rangers
New York pitchers Pettitte shut down Texas as the Yankees won 2-0 to take a 2-0 lead in the division series. Gonzalez homered for the Rangers but Pettitte yielded little else and received late support from Ledee, Davis, and Martinez. Pettitte’s performance follows his late-season surge after nearly being dealt at the deadline, a move Steinbrenner supported to keep him in New York.
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Indians sweep Red Sox as Thome hits grand slam
Cleveland dominates Boston 9 1 in Game 2 to move within one win of the series. Jim Thome belts a historic grand slam, Charles Nagy pitches seven strong, while Omar Vizquel and others contribute as the Indians surge in October.
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Urbana Hawks blank Cadets in 1-0 road victory
Urbana improves to 7-2 overall and 3-1 in the Central Maryland Conference after Josh Andrews headed the opening goal in the 21st minute. Urbana goalie Dan Mulcahy made four saves for the shutout as Frederick’s offense struggled to breach the Hawks' defense led by Luke Fisher Trevor Hajjar and Greg Orrison.
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Linganore and TJ clash in county football showdown
Linganore and Thomas Johnson meet in a key county clash at 7:30 p.m. at TU with playoff implications. Linganore seeks a win to stay in contention after last year’s 34-40 loss and TJ aims to rebound from season losses as both programs push for improvements and league standing.
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