Belle apologizes for World Series dugout tirade
Albert Belle apologized to NBC's Hannah Storm for verbally abusing her in the Indians dugout before Game 3 at Jacobs Field. Indians GM John Hart called the apology sincere and said the club has contacted Storm while awaiting word on any disciplinary action.
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Indians fall to Braves in six in 1995 World Series
Cleveland, coming off a 100 win season, fell short as the Indians lost to Atlanta in six games. Key figures Vizquel Hart Lofton Baerga Thome praised the team’s effort and resilience, while Atlanta pitchers shut down Cleveland at crucial moments. The club expects to return and build on the year’s success.
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Indians’ pitching shuts down Braves in pivotal World Series game
Carlos Baerga clowned a barehanded catch and double play to end a tense game as the Indians’ pitching quartet stymied Atlanta. Eddie Murray cites big hits as the Braves’ downfall while Tom Glavine notes Cleveland’s timely hitting and strong pitching in a 23-19 series edge for Atlanta.
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Justice on fire as Justice wins Braves a World Series title
David Justice ended a long postseason drought with a sixth inning homer off Jum Poole lifting Atlanta over Cleveland 1-0 to seal the Braves first World Series since 1957. He had teased fans with mouth and wit all day before delivering the decisive blow.
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World Series Echoes Trawl through Braves Indians Image
Coughlin reflects on World Series media dynamics and player conduct shaping public images. He notes Braves as courteous, Indians as unfriendly, with Eddie Murray and Albert causing friction in clubhouse and press rooms. Ends with ban of Coughlin from TV-8 and Chronicle-Telegram.
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