MiamiHerald.com Indians dismiss Wedge , coaching staff MLB.com CLEVELAND -- Seven years after it began, the Eric Wedge era of Indians baseball is over. The Indians are in the early ... Indians fire Wedge Seattle Post Intelligencer Indians fire manager Eric Wedge The Associated Press Cleveland's Eric Wedge era will mercifully end after this weekend Yahoo! Sports The Plain Dealer - cleveland.com Indians dismiss Wedge, coaching staff – NIMBRUNG.NET is a post from: Daily Update Hot News at Your

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Hardball Heroes is More Hardball's version of the Hall of Fame. Players who qualify for this distinction must have demonstrated exceptional athleticism and sportsmanship on and off the field, however are not likely to be recognized by Major League Baseball's Hall of Fame. For September, we will celebrate the base-hitting longevity of Ted Simmons. Ted Lyle Simmons was drafted in the 1st round (10th pick) in 1967 by the St. Louis Cardinals. One short year later he made his MLB debut, playing

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September 30th, 2009 Posted in Philadelphia Phillies, MLBAll season long, Charlie Manuel — known as a “player’s manager” — stuck his head in the sand and ignored the struggles of Brad Lidge. For five and a half months, he did this. For five and a half months, the Phillies didn’t pay any mind to their post-season chances. With two weeks left in the season, the finish line in sight, and a lack of any kind of improvement on the part of Lidge, Manuel and GM Ruben Amaro switched horses mid-stream.W