Johnson named Orioles manager promising revival in Baltimore
Davey Johnson was hired to lead the Baltimore Orioles on a three year contract. The proven winner aims to lift a club that finished 71-73, with stars like Cal Ripken and Rafael Palmeiro, toward a division title and a world championship. Jeff Manto supports the hiring citing Johnson's winning track record and motivational leadership.
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Free agents enter volatile market as signings begin
Jose Canseco Roberto Alomar and Rickey Henderson left their teams on day one of free agency amid industry revenue drops from the recent strike. Randy Hendricks expects top-dollar deals for premier agents while Randy Levine prepares to begin negotiations. Owners eye a Nov 14 meeting and TV deals along with Pirates Angels and Astros sales amid unsettled franchise futures.
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Sandberg Returns to Cubs After Retirement
Chicago announces Ryne Sandberg, nine-time Gold Glove second baseman and 1984 NL MVP, will come back to baseball with the Cubs in 1996. Once retired on June 18, 1994, the 36-year-old hitter weighing .289 with 245 homers and 906 RBIs may move to third base, while front office changes place Ed Lynch as GM and Andy MacPhail as president.
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Torre next Yankee manager promptsNew York papers report
New York AP report says Joe Torre will likely become the New York Yankees manager within days. The Times cites a meeting with GM Bob Watson and the Daily News notes complete agreement among the team's hierarchy. Offer rumored around 1 million for two years with other candidates named.
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Braves celebrate World Series title in Atlanta parade
About 600000 fans packed Peachtree Street to greet the Braves, ending a 30 year wait for a World Series crown. Ted Turner and Jane Fonda rode with team leaders as Tom Glavine and David Justice thanked a supportive crowd after a defining comeback season.
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Knight takes Reds helm amid pressure to win now
Ray Knight, former Reds player, is introduced as manager replacing Davey Johnson. Knight confronts high expectations after joining a franchise struggling with fan support and recent strike impact. He vows a more aggressive style while navigating ownership and a two year contract.
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