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1979 Major League Baseball All-Star Game — MLB All Star Game year=1979 visitor=National League top1=2 top2=1 top3=1 top4=0 top5=0 top6=1 top7=0 top8=1 top9=1 visitor r=7 visitor h=10 visitor e=1 home=American League bot1=3 bot2=0 bot3=2 bot4=0 bot5=0 bot6=1 bot7=0 bot8=0 bot9=0 home r=6… … Wikipedia
Yankees–Red Sox rivalry — Infobox Sports rivalry title=New York Yankees ndash;Boston Red Sox teamAlogo= teamBlogo= firstmeeting=April 26, 1901 mostrecent=September 28, 2008 nextmeeting=April 24, 2009 total=1,774 series=993 ndash;778 Yankees largestvictory=22 ndash;1… … Wikipedia
1958 World Series — Infobox World Series Expanded year = 1958 champion = New York Yankees (4) champion manager = Casey Stengel champion games = 92 62, .597, GA: 10 runnerup = Milwaukee Braves (3) runnerup manager = Fred Haney runnerup games = 92 62, .597, GA: 8 date … Wikipedia
2000 National League Division Series — Infobox LDS year = 2000 champion1 = New York Mets (3) champion1 manager = Bobby Valentine champion1 games = 94 68, .580, GB: 1 runnerup1 = San Francisco Giants (1) runnerup1 manager = Dusty Baker runnerup1 games = 97 65, .599, GA: 11 date1 =… … Wikipedia
Nate Schierholtz — San Francisco Giants No. 12 Outfielder … Wikipedia
bloop — (n.) 1931, from bloop (v.), 1926, a word from the early days of radio (see BLOOPER (Cf. blooper)). Related: Blooped; blooping … Etymology dictionary
blooper — [“blupa* ] 1. n. an embarrassing broadcasting error that must be bleeped or blooped out of the program. □ I made a blooper, and they cut it out of the program. □ There is a record you can buy that lets you hear the famous bloopers of the past. 2 … Dictionary of American slang and colloquial expressions
bloop — I. ˈblüp verb ( ed/ ing/ s) Etymology: imitative intransitive verb : to make a howling noise : operate a radio receiving set that makes such a noise see blooper 1 transitive verb … Useful english dictionary
