The San Juan Daily Star
A modest monument to the Dodgers’ days in Brooklyn
By Andrew Keh NEW YORK — Every now and then, someone will wander into the parking lot of the sprawling apartment complex in Brooklyn...
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The San Juan Daily Star
Oct 314 min read
Not all tennis balls are the same
By Stuart Miller Yellow felt and a rubber core. A tennis ball seems so simple. But reality is more complicated, at least on the pro tours...
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Oct 305 min read
Fernandomania wasn’t a fairy tale. It was better than that.
By Scott Miller The story seems like something from a fairy tale. A bashful, portly teenager from a tiny speck of a town in Mexico, the...
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The San Juan Daily Star
Oct 294 min read
When Brian Cashman, the Yankees’ general manager, loved the Dodgers
By David Waldstein It was one of the best days that Brian Cashman had growing up. He was in sunny Florida, surrounded by his childhood...
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The San Juan Daily Star
Oct 284 min read
These Japanese baseball fans love Ohtani. They love the Yankees more.
By David Waldstein Masa Kawai wore his faded New York Yankees cap last Wednesday as he served customers at the Japanese doughnut shop he...
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The San Juan Daily Star
Oct 255 min read
They don’t play one like this every year
By Jayson Stark / The Athletic They play a World Series every year. But a World Series like this one comes around about as often as...
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Oct 245 min read
Fernando Valenzuela, pitcher whose screwballs eluded batters, dies at 63
By Richard Sandomir Fernando Valenzuela, the Mexican-born, left-handed pitcher for the Los Angeles Dodgers who enthralled baseball fans...
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Oct 234 min read
Liberty finally give New York City a basketball championship
By David Waldstein As the final second ticked away, Breanna Stewart turned to her teammate Jonquel Jones for a long-awaited championship...
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