Must Watch: First Child With Double Hand Transplant Throws First Pitch
Zion Harvey, 9, the first child to undergo a double hand transplant last year, threw out the ceremonial first pitch at a Baltimore Orioles game on Tuesday.
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Zion Harvey, 9, the first child to undergo a double hand transplant last year, threw out the ceremonial first pitch at a Baltimore Orioles game on Tuesday.
His above average fielding, with the power he provides at the plate, could make him a valuable piece for any team in a playoff race.
The American League East Division has more teams in the hunt than MLB fans realize, thanks to resurgent weeks by both the New York Yankees and the Toronto Blue Jays. Is it the best division in baseball this year? Probably. However, there's a pitcher in the NL East no one is paying attention to, despite his 10-0 start to the season that including an amazing strikeout rate so far.
It has absolutely nothing to do with the game of baseball, unless talking about the unwritten rules, but for some reason, fights draw major attention to the game.
The Orioles has a bright young pitcher who could help solidify their rotation.
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It doesn't happen often: In fact, it's only been done by two clubs in MLB history. Winning three straight World Series is an amazing task, and only the New York Yankees and the Oakland Athletics can lay claim to the achievement. The 1974 A's were a crazy team, of course, but they proved themselves on the field ... again.
The Royals reach their first World Series since 1985 with 8 straight American League playoff wins, beating the Athletics, Angels and Orioles.
The Royals have a six-game winning streak in the 2014 MLB postseason. And now they head back to Kansas City with a 2-0 lead over the Orioles in the ALCS.
The Royals have the smallest payroll of the remaining MLB playoff teams. The Cardinals, Giants and Orioles all started the season with payrolls exceeding $100 million.
