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There are few nicknames in all of sports better than Mr. October. The very nature of the moniker keeps Reginald Martinez Jackson in the conversation of the best Big Game performers, and his status in the lexicon of Great Yankees is assured. Coming out of Arizona State, Reggie was drafted 2nd overall by the Kansas […]
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, Billy Martin
, Brien Taylor
, Charlie Finley
, George Steinbrenner
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, Jim Thome
, Kansas City Athletics
, Light Tower
, Mickey Rivers
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, Oakland A's
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, Power Hitter
, Prodigious Power
, Reggie Bar
, Reggie Jackson
, Reginald Martinez Jackson
, Star Game
, Startling Rate
, Taters
, Tiger Stadium
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There is dancing in Texas tonight. Â The Texas Rangers played the best two teams in the American League and beat them both in convincing fashion to win the first American League Championship for the franchise after fifty years of frustration. Â The anticipation of history in the making gave drama to a game that was decided […]
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, Car Crash
, Center Fielder
, Cincinnati Reds
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, Convincing Fashion
, D Bruce
, Derek Jeter
, Eighth Inning
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, Fifteen Years
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, Jane Leavy
, Josh Hamilton
, Key Reasons
, Koufax
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, Mariano Rivera
, Mickey Mantle
, Neftali Feliz
, Nelson Cruz
, Ninth Inning
, Personal Story
, Playoff Series
, Prodigious Power
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, Vladimir Guerrero
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