All-Star lineup of injured stars would side with the Angels
Edward L. Ronders imagines a dream All-Star team built from injured stars across MLB. Carlton Fisk, Rod Carew, Reggie Jackson, Larry Hisle, Doug DiCences, and more appear in the lineup while pitching ace Jim Palmer and lefty Frank Tanana anchor the mound. The piece humorously notes managers idle, no pink slips yet, and Fergosi juggling a clinic-heavy roster as the season wears on.
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California Angels
Angel
Jim Fergosi
Angels
American Medical Association
Seattle
Fergosi
Gene Autry
Boston
Carlton Fisk
Carlton
Rod Carew
Frank White
Royals
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Manny Trillo
White
Ed Farmer
Trillo
Phillies
Baltimore
Mark Belanger
Kansas City
Fred Patek
Larry Bowa
Oriole
Doug DiCences
Reggie Jackson
Larry Hisle
Rick Miller
Hal McRae
Fisk
Carew
Jackson
Hisle
Jim Palmer
Tom Seaver
Reds
Frank Tannana
Mark Fidrych
Mets
Pat Zachary
Dodgers
Doug Ray
Cliff Johnson
Billy Martin
Reggie
Sparky Anderson
Sparky
Islanders star Trottier earns two awards and first All-Star nod
New York Islanders center Bryan Trottier, 22, wins the Hart Trophy as MVP and the Art Ross Trophy as top scorer, joining the first All-Star team. He racks up 47 goals and 87 assists for 134 points, helping teammate Mike Bossy near the league lead in goals.
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UPI
Montreal
New York Islanders
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Trottier
Val Marie
Saskatchewan
Art Ross
Ross
Gordie Howe
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Lafleur
Mike Bossy
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Serge Savard
Savard
Baseball Transactions Bring Free Agents and Draft Picks
Monday moves include Cleveland signing free agents Larry Locasio and Larry Hrynko. Los Angeles signs Michigan pitcher Steve Perry. New York AL adds draft picks Michael Echstenkamper Robert Teegarden Richard Budweg George DeMaria Frank Ricci Kevin Irot John Seneca Brian Murphy catchers David Buffameyer Jeffrey Rudolph Randall Guerra Ottis Nixon Gregg Sporrer Brian Butterfield Tom Howser. Kansas City activates Frank White while placing Hal McRae on 15 day DL. New York NL place Pat Zachry on 21 day DL and recall Tom Hausman from the International League.
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Frank Ricci
Kevin Irot
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United Press International
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Randall Guerra
Ottis Nixon
Gregg Sporrer
Brian Butterfield
Tom Howser
Kansas City
Frank White
Hal McRae
Pat Zachry
Tom Hausman
Irsay Signals Colts Move to Los Angeles in 1980
Baltimore Colts owner Robert Irsay says in an exclusive UPI interview that the franchise will relocate to Los Angeles for the 1980 season. He cites Maryland disinterest, notes LA city officials offered a $60 million Coliseum upgrade, and asserts NFL approval is not their concern.
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UPI
Baltimore Colts
Robert Irsay
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Maryland
Los Angeles Rams
Coliseum
Anaheim
Colts
Baltimore
Memorial Stadium
Harry Hughes
Hughes
Carroll Rosenbloom
Florida
Rams
Dan Reeves
Coliseum Commission
Bowman Leaves Canadiens To Lead Sabres Toward First Cup
Scotty Bowman resigns as Montreal Canadiens coach to become Buffalo Sabres general manager. He aims to make visiting teams uncomfortable at the small Buffalo rink and revive fan enthusiasm, while leaving Montreal after eight seasons and five Stanley Cups.
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UPI
Scotty Bowman
Buffalo
Bowman
Blake
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