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The 'Nobody gave us a chance' Orioles win 100th and AL East – BaltimoreBaseball.com

BALTIMORE–Brandon Hyde stood in the Orioles clubhouse and yelled: “Nobody gave us a chance at the start of this year. Nobody. That’s 100 wins right there, 100 wins. We just won the AL East!” The Orioles manager spent time with each player on the field after they clinched their first AL East title since 2014. “We won 83 games last year. That was the message in spring training this year. We’re going to build off this 83,” Hyde said. “We’re not surprising teams anymore. People know how talented we are. Nobody was giving us a chance to win. It was in every publication everywhere, we were going to regress, and I wanted our guys to know that. They took it personal, and we just won 100 in the AL East.” The 100th win was a 2-0 win over the Boston Red Sox on Thursday night. “I wouldn’t have thought we were going to win 100 before the year, but I knew we were a good club,” Hyde said. “As the year goes along,  » Read More

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Terre Haute seeks Rea Park Clubhouse contractor | Local News | tribstar.com

Rea Park’s makeover of its clubhouse took another step Thursday when Terre Haute’s Parks and Recreations Department’s Board gave the OK for the city’s board of works to begin advertising for contractors.City Planner Maitri Desai appeared before the board at a special meeting in the park offices at Fairbanks Park to explain the bidding and building timetable.She also said several contractors are already interested in the job. Earlier, the board approved a design by the architectural firm Sanders and Associates. The Terre Haute Board of Public Works will begin soliciting bids in early October and plans to announce the winner sometime on or around Nov. 13.Public works will keep the park board as well as Sanders and Associates in the loop throughout the process. Work on the refurbishment is expected to begin in December, with the project’s completion forecast to come sometime in mid- to late 2025.Construction work will be overseen by the city’s Engineering Department, as well as the architects.A temporary building will be ready to substitute for the clubhouse when the golf course reopens in April 2024.  » Read More

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Demolition of Reading landmark completed

The demolition of the former East End Athletic Association clubhouse, also known as the Mineral Spring Hotel, has been completed. Demolition began in July after City Council voted in April to demolish the fire-ravaged building in city-owned Mineral Spring Park. The former clubhouse on Glen Road was damaged beyond repair in a March fire. Built in the early 1800s, the once-popular hotel was a place of political discourse and a popular eatery in the 19th century, said George M. Meiser IX, who with his wife, Gloria Jean, coauthored the “Passing Scene” series of books on Berks County history. Leased to the East End Athletic Club in 1937, the city-owned building had been vacant and deteriorating since the club was evicted under Mayor Wally Scott’s administration in 2017. The club relocated to a building on Laurel Street. The demolition of the former Mineral Spring Hotel and East End Athletic Club has been completed following the March fire that had damaged the building beyond repair.  » Read More

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Philadelphia Phillies clinch NL wild-card berth, head to postseason for second straight year

PHILADELPHIA — Bryce Harper extended his arms as wide as they could stretch and waited for his jubilant Phillies teammates to sock him in the midsection with bottles of bubbly that had been turned into super soakers.J.T. Realmuto used his teeth to gnaw off plastic that enveloped a box of cigars, ready to light the official accessory of any good clubhouse bash. Garrett Stubbs stripped one strap down on his Phillies overalls and danced a few songs away with Brandon Marsh and Nick Castellanos.There is no wrong way to celebrate a clinch, of course, and the Phillies had plenty of practice with postseason parties after enjoying three of them last year on the way to the World Series.But perhaps the most delightful look belonged to 68-year-old team owner John Middleton. He stood on the soggy carpet in a drenched Phillies hat, T-shirt and shorts. And in his bare feet, the owner who once vowed he would spend “stupid money” to make the Phillies winners again had something else he wanted to say:“I think we’re a better team this year than we were last year,” he said.  » Read More

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Watch the Phillies' playoff-clinching clubhouse celebration: 'Dancing On My Own' is back

Champagne and beer celebrations have become customary for the Phillies the past two seasons, and it continued on Tuesday night when they clinched their second straight trip to the playoffs with a 3-2 walk-off victory over the Pirates in 10 innings.The scene? All too familiar. From the dousing of bubbly and suds on each other to Rob Thomson toasting his team to the singing of the song that became the anthem of their 2022 run to the World Series, “Dancing On My Own.”» READ MORE: Phillies playoffs: Schedule, tickets, opponent, and everything else you need to knowPlayoff baseball is back in Philly.Here’s how the Phillies celebrated what they hope is the first of five champagne parties this fall.  » Read More

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Watch Clubhouse Live with Packers legend Jerry Kramer – Green Bay Press-Gazette

Please upgrade your browser to view greenbaypressgazette.comgreenbaypressgazette.com wants to ensure the best experience for all of our readers, so we built our site to take advantage of the latest technology, making it faster and easier to use.Unfortunately, your browser is not supported. Please download one of these browsers for the best experience on greenbaypressgazette.comGoogle ChromeMozilla FirefoxOperaMicrosoft EdgeSafari  » Read More

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Rowdy Tellez describes Josh Donaldson's icy introduction to Milwaukee Brewers clubhouse

Josh Donaldson has found himself become one of the MLB's most polarizing players, not just among fans but seemingly among teammates as well. The 37-year-old has had a difficult last few seasons in the majors, particularly as a member of the New York Yankees. With the Yankees, Donaldson was viewed by fans as more of an albatross than an asset. His lack of contributions on the field, his injury track record and his overwhelming contract quickly made him the target of frustration by fans. • The former American League MVP was released by the New York Yankees this summer, eventually landing with the Milwaukee Brewers. Although he is a shell of his former self, Donaldson joined the team as a veteran depth addition, and while he is attempting to adapt to his new role, his hit-and-miss relationships with teammates have remained the same. In a recent episode of "Foul Territory," Milwaukee Brewers first baseman Rowdy Tellez shared a story of Josh Donaldson's initial entrance into the clubhouse. According to the hard-hitting Tellez,  » Read More

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Women's Club of Louisville building celebrates 100 years | Business – wdrb.com

LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WDRB) -- On Sunday there was a special anniversary for a historic building in Louisville.The clubhouse at The Women's Club turns 100 this year. It's located on S. Fourth Street in Old Louisville.To celebrate, there were cocktails and a dinner. It's now on the national register of historic places."It was designed specifically to be a mid-sized auditorium for the city of Louisville because at the time many of the auditoriums were either really large or really small," Margaret Young, Women's Club archivist, said.In the spring, the club will celebrate its small day of grants giving which benefits local nonprofits.Copyright 2023 WDRB Media. All Rights Reserved.  » Read More

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