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49 years ago today, November 9, 1977: George Foster was named NL MVP after hitting .320 with 52 home runs and 149 RBIs. He took 15 of 24 first-place votes over Greg Luzinski. This photo is from Oct. 1, 1976, vs. Atlanta at Riverfront Stadium. Captured by photographer Walter Iooss Jr. Foster 1977 or Morgan 1975? #GeorgeFoster #Reds
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Harlem Globetrotters legend Hubert "Geese" Ausbie has died at age 88, the team announced.
One of the most influential players in franchise history, Ausbie spent more than two decades with the team and was honored with a Globetrotters Legends ring.
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If it weren't for cats, the world would be truly boring.
They’re better than politicians. 😂
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MLB: Baseball Other than the players shown here, who is your favorite All Time Number 8?
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“Our iniquities are many. His judgments are few. Our sins are heavy. His discipline is light. We are weak, but he doesn't crush us. He only wounds us. Our sins have been continual and persistent. His blows are occasional and slight. Our guilt is provocative. His patience is tender and merciful.”
Calvin said, "He wonderfully blesses those he might justly destroy." His loving, complete forgiveness of all our sins is so vast that two illustrations are chosen, and they're the perfect illustrations. There could be no more perfect ones than these. His committed love to us is so great. His forgiveness is so great that he loves us to the degree that can be expressed by the height of the heavens.” — John MacArthur
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Pete Rose with a batting donut and Johnny Bench with a bat, both in Cincinnati Reds home whites and red C helmets from the late 1960s into the early 1970s. Rose the spark or Bench the anchor: who meant more to those young Cincinnati Reds clubs before the World Series title years? #PeteRose #JohnnyBench
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Clay Carroll, 1974 @Reds

































