Don't Carry a Radio... Wear One!! - The Blaze Radio Cap
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Carlton Fisk caught 2,226 Career Games
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When he retired in 1993, Carlton Fisk held the record for most games played by a catcher at 2, 226. Do you know which catcher passed him on the list in 2009? **Hint: They have the same nickname.
Happy Birthday Glyde!
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Happy Birthday Clyde ‘The Glyde’ Drexler!
R.I.P - Jim Kiick
Rookie of the Year Rick Sutcliffe
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Pitcher Rick Sutcliffe won NL Rookie of the Year honors in 1979 for his 17 win performance. He would be the 1st of four straight Los Angeles Dodgers players to win Rookie of the Year. Can you name the other three Dodgers?
Happy Birthday Big Cat!
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Blaze - Catch The Spirit
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Tree Rollins - Support Your Local Tree
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Support your local Tree !
Cincinnati Hip Hop - Homage CVG & Fort Ancient Records
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Shout Out to Homage CVG & the folks at Fort Ancient Records, for the beats, and stickers.
Happy Birthday Cobi Jones!
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Remember Lance Parrish's Fluorescent Catchers Mitt?
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Happy Birthday to longtime Detroit Tigers Catcher Lance Parrish. I remember being envious of all those other little league catchers who had his model black Catchers mitt with fluorescent orange sides.
Nolan Ryan's missing No Hitters
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Did you know Nolan Ryan had 5 No Hitters broken up on the 9th Inning?
Back Strain
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Welcome back Mr. Lower Back Strain. You Suck.
Schwing!! It's Blaze
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Florida Panthers 1st Goal
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Happy Birthday to Former Florida Panther Scott Mellanby. Scott scored the 1st goal in Panthers history back on October 9th, 1993.
San Diego Super Chargers Superstar Dan Fouts
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Dan Fouts led the NFL in passing for four straight seasons. (‘79-’82) He became the 1st QB in history to surpass 4,000 passing yards in three straight seasons. In 1981 he threw for 4,802 yards and 33 touchdowns in leading the Chargers to the AFC Championship Game.
Jordan Over Ehlo Buzzer Beater - May 7th, 1989
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‘The SHOT’ May 7th, 1989- Has to be Top 3 Buzzer Beaters of All-Time!! Maybe even # 1? What do you guys think?
Terry Porter
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#0 Al 'Scoop' Oliver
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Scoop! Al Oliver was the first player in MLB History to wear the # 0. Al switched from # 16 when he was traded from the Pirates to the Rangers in 1977 because he saw it as starting a fresh start, starting at 0. Have a good Sunday dudes!
