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Ken Burns
Topics: Baseball, Military, Popular Culture, Television Media
Ken was born in Brooklyn, NY in 1953. He graduated from Hampshire College in
Amherst, Massachusetts in 1975 and went on to be one of the co-founders of
Florentine Films. He presently resides in Wal…
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Bob Costas
Topics: Baseball, Basketball, Boxing, Celebrity, Commentators, Emcees, Football
One of television's most accomplished broadcasters, Bob Costas, who joined HBO
Sports in February 2001, is the host of "Costas Now," a hard-hitting,
intelligent and topical sports series.
Durin…
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Jim Morris (The Rookie)
Topics: Baseball, Goal Setting, Inspiration, Motivation, Personal Growth, Success Stories
Jim "The Rookie" Morris can be available to inspire your team with his motto
"Never Give Up On A Dream."
Jim Morris' Cinderella story is testimony to the power of dreams and their
ability to in…
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Steve Garvey
Topics: Baseball, Business Motivation, Celebrity, Marketing
He is the reigning National league "Iron Man" even more than a decade following
his retirement from baseball. Steve Garvey, the man who once played in 1,207
consecutive games, now utilizes the same…
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Sol Gittleman
Topics: Baseball, Current Affairs, Historian, International Affairs, Religion/Spirituality, Terrorism/Homeland Security
Sol Gittleman was born in Hoboken, NJ, the son of immigrant parents. He was
educated in the New Jersey public school system, received his B.A. from Drew
University, the M.A. from Columbia Universit…
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Ed Hearn
Topics: Baseball, Inspiration, Motivation, Overcoming Adversity
Ed Hearn knows about thrilling come-backs all too well. In 1986, after eight
trying years in the minor leagues, Ed realized his childhood dream of playing
Major League Baseball. In his rookie seaso…
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Nolan Ryan
Topics: Baseball, Celebrity, Peak Performance, Success Stories
Hall of Fame Career: Nolan Ryan was selected to the National Baseball Hall of
Fame by the Baseball Writers Association of America on January 5, 1999 in his
first year of eligibility. Prior to the 1…
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Brooks Robinson
Topics: Baseball, Celebrity, Humor, Motivation
Brooks Robinson has been called the greatest third baseman in Major League
Baseball history. Brooks brought a flair and skill to his position unlike the
sport had ever seen. From the first time Bro…
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Dave Dravecky
Topics: Baseball, Inspiration, Motivation, Overcoming Adversity
Dave Dravecky has left two indelible images in the minds of baseball fans
worldwide. The first was August 10, 1989, when Dravecky triumphantly pitched a
4-3 win for the San Francisco Giants in his …
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Hank Aaron
Topics: Baseball, Celebrity
The third of eight children, Aaron was the son of a river bicker for a
shipbuilding company in Mobile, Alabama. Aaron didn't even play high school
baseball, because his school didn't have a team. …
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Jim Abbott
Topics: Baseball, Motivation, Overcoming Adversity, Success Stories
Born, Sept. 19, 1967, in Flint, Michigan without a right hand. He was an
All-America hurler at Michigan; won Sullivan Award in 1987; threw 4-0 no-hitter
for NY Yankees vs. Cleveland (Sept. 4, 1993)…
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Jim Palmer
Topics: Baseball, Golf, Motivation, Peak Performance
In 1990, Jim Palmer was accorded baseball's highest honor by his election into
the Baseball Hall of Fame his first year of eligibility. He received 92.6% of
the 444 ballots cast by eligible members…
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Jim Sundberg
Topics: Baseball, Humor, Motivation
Jim Sundberg spent 16 years of his life as a Major League Baseball player,
playing on teams including the Texas Rangers, the Kansas City Royals, the
Chicago Cubs, and the Milwaukee Brewers. He is a…
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Joe Buck
Topics: Baseball, Celebrity, Football, Inspiration, Sports Broadcaster, Television Media
Joe Buck has earned the distinction as one of sports' premier play-by-play
broadcasters, as evidenced by his four Emmy Award wins in 1999 and 2001-2003.
Buck currently handles lead play-by-play dut…
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Joe Torre
Topics: Author/Writer, Baseball, Celebrity, Coach, Motivation
On November 2, 1995, Joe Torre was named Manager of the New York Yankees. In
becoming the 31st manager in team history, he joined Casey Stengel, Yogi Berra
and Dallas Green as the fourth skipper to…
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Johnny Bench
Topics: Baseball, Golf, Motivation
Johnny Bench was born in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma on December 7, 1947 and grew
up in the small town of Binger, Oklahoma.
Bench's childhood dream was to become a major league baseball player and his…
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Pete Rose
Topics: Baseball, Coach, Motivation, Peak Performance, Team Building
Best selling author, Pete Rose, Prison Without Bars
Peter Edward Rose was born April 14, 1941 in Cincinnati, Ohio. He grew up in
Anderson Ferry, Ohio as one of four children to Harry and LaVerne …
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Roger Clemens
Topics: Baseball, Motivation
Roger and his wife, Debbie, make their home in Houston with their four sons:
Koby (Dec. 4, 1986), Kory (May 31, 1988), Kacy (July 27, 1994), and Kody (May
15, 1996)...graduated from Spring Woods H.…
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Tommy Lasorda
Topics: Baseball, Coach, Leadership, Motivation
When baseball fans think of the Dodgers, Tommy Lasorda is the name that comes
to mind. And by no coincidence. Lasorda, now vice-president of the team, has
been associated with the Dodgers for almos…
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Jim Bouton
Topics: Baseball, Business Motivation, Entrepreneurship, Goal Setting, Humor, Motivation, Peak Performance, Success Stories, Team Building
On his high school junior varsity baseball team his nickname was "Warm Up
Bouton" because all he ever did was warm up, he never got into the games. The
goal of becoming a major league pitcher was "…
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