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10:22 am
Fri February 18, 2011

Detroit Tigers say star player's DUI arrest won't affect team

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Detroit Tiger Miguel Cabrera
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Detroit Tigers' slugger Miguel Cabrera was arrested this week on suspicion of drunk driving.  Baseball Spring training is already underway.    The Detroit Free Press reports when the team starts regular practices on Saturday Cabrera will likely not be there. 

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A baseball great
2:25 pm
Thu November 4, 2010

Legendary baseball manager Sparky Anderson dies

Sparky Anderson
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Sparky Anderson (right) during his days with the Cincinnati Reds.
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From the Associated Press:

Family spokesman Dan Ewald says Anderson died from complications from dementia.

Anderson guided the Cincinnati Reds to World Series championships in 1975 and 1976 and then led the Detroit Tigers to the 1984 title.

You can see photos of Sparky at the Detroit Free Press

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