Denny Doyle trades headlines and spring training charm
Denny Doyle, a smooth talking, slick fielder, rose from a Phillies trade to the Angels. After a midseason slump and a four hit, three run, game winning homer run, he faced media scrutiny with humor. He credited a mental shift for boosting his hitting to .313 and joined California’s Angels in a deal that reshaped his career.
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Maury Wills Touts Basestealing Skills With Dodgers
Maury Wills teaches base running to Dodgers at Dodgertown, stressing maximum lead and proper turns. He praises Dave Lopes and Bill Russell while guiding Steve Garvey Joe Ferguson and others, noting increased team base stealing and ongoing coaching with Dodgers and A's target Herb Washington.
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Baseball splits seams as ball tears open in Dodgers game
Willie Crawford hit a sharp grounder in the eighth that Morgan fielded only to uncover the ball’s interior. Sparky Anderson blamed the cowhide ball for tearing apart as Crawford was credited with a single and the ball ripped to pieces.
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Dodgers extend exhibitions win streak to four
Dodgers improved to 6-5 in spring play as they prepare for a game at Miami Stadium against the Baltimore Orioles. Doug Ray was starter, while Ron Cey and Joe Ferguson provided the offense with runs and RBIs, continuing recent production peaks.
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