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World Series
New York Times:
Manager Joe Girardi and General Manager Brian Cashman walked the red carpet as Major League Baseball Productions unveiled the 2009 World Series film at the Ziegfeld theater. (Read More)
New York Times:
Manager Joe Girardi and General Manager Brian Cashman walked the red carpet as Major League Baseball Productions unveiled the 2009 World Series film at the Ziegfeld theater.
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Major League Baseball News:
With 10 years of service time under his belt, millions of dollars in the bank and his name at the top of the Astros' offensive records books, Lance Berkman's goal is pretty simple: Win a World Series ring. (Read More)
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New York Times:
First the reviled Yankees won the World Series; now Shake Shack, the New York burger stand, might stake a claim in one of Boston’s most sacred spaces.
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New York Times:
When the Yankees won the World Series, Robert Caplin photographed the action 12,000 times. The result, Kristen Joy Watts says, is a captivating time-lapse piece.
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washingtonpost.com - Style:
Yankees win, Chris Brown gets stomped on by Rihanna. Great week or what?
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washingtonpost.com - Style:
LAS VEGAS -- As the sun began to open its eyes over the City of Lost Wages on Tuesday, Darvin Moon was parked at his favorite table game, Texas Hold 'em Bonus, losing some newly earned cash of his own. Into his front jeans po (Read More)
washingtonpost.com - Maryland:
Leaders of the U.S. Naval Academy tinkered with the composition of the color guard that appeared at a World Series game last month so the group would not be exclusively white and male.
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New York Times:
A former Bear Stearns senior executive bet it all and lost his entire $22 million in chips during the finals of the World Series of Poker on Sunday, but he still managed to take home a $1.6 million prize for coming in sixth p (Read More)
washingtonpost.com - Sports:
LAS VEGAS -- A 21-year-old professional poker player from Michigan hit a lucky king to cap a nearly impossible comeback at the World Series of Poker Sunday morning, setting up a showdown with a self-employed logger for $8.55 (Read More)
Washington Post:
Darvin Moon, a laconic lumberjack from Oakland, Md., will play 21-year-old internet-poker whiz Joe Cada in World Series of Poker championship. » Associated Press
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New York Times:
The Yankees cannot seem to win a World Series unless a Democrat is in the White House, presenting a dilemma for Republican Yankee fans.
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Washington Post:
The Md. logger favored to win the World Series of Poker is a self-taught amateur who insists his luck has run out. Is he bluffing?
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