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Archive for February, 2008

A collector’s pin commemorating the Battle of the Bay and providing the header image for this blog.

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One fan’s colorful depiction of the Bay Bridge Series.

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A’s players scanning the Candlestick crowd shortly after the quake, looking for relatives.

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The front page of the San Francisco Chronicle for October 18, as seen in a printout from the microfilm archives.

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A page from the San Francisco Chronicle shows a fan’s hastily made sign and the A’s milling around their dugout after the earthquake.

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Dick Scott

Dick (shown here in his post-playing days as the Toronto Blue Jays head of player development), registered his lone big league RBI in an extra-inning game vs. Boston on May 19 of ‘89.

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Dave Otto

Dave registered his first big league starts in September of ‘88, and in his last two appearances of that year he threw 7 shutout innings.

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Dave Duncan

Dave, a solid catcher for the start of the A’s dynasty of the ’70s, played an active part in the growth of the players’ union as the A’s team representative. He rejoined the A’s as their pitching coach in ‘86.

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Barry Weinberg

Barry, who served as the A’s trainer, is pictured here on the left in his capacity as trainer for the Cardinals. He was the A’s trainer from 1982 through 1997, before joining Tony La Russa in St. Louis in 1998.

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Art Kusnyer

Art, a backup catcher for several A.L. teams in the ’70s, was initially drafted by the White Sox. He returned to the team in 1980 as its bullpen coach, then began filling the same role for the A’s in ‘89.

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