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Wed, Aug 30, 2023 11:33 AM By JANIE McCAULEY, AP Baseball Writer STANFORD, Calif. (AP) — Buster Posey is going back to school at age 36.No, the seven-time All-Star doesn’t need to study again after a decorated baseball career spanning more than a decade. He wants to do it.The retired San Francisco Giants catcher has a year’s worth of online coursework remaining to complete his degree in social science at Florida State, yet he plans to spread the work over two years given his busy home life with four children.School started Monday. Posey had been a finance major before being drafted by San Francisco fifth overall in 2008, but since he can’t finish that path remotely, he will study social science, with his current studies including a class focused on sports and society.“So I’m kind of in somewhat of my realm that I lived the last 15 years or so since I took a class,” Posey said.He expects the degree will take more time given the demands of having twin toddler girls Ada and Livvi and another set of twins — daughter Addison and son Lee — who are now preteens.  » Read More

Wednesday, 30 August 2023 05:38 GMT Date 8/29/2023 8:17:57 AM (MENAFN- PR Newswire) LOS ANGELES, Aug. 29, 2023 /PRNewswire/ --Clubhouse Media Group, Inc. (OTCMKTS: CMGR) ("CMGR"), a social media firm and digital agency, announced that they have finalized an agreement with a large importer and exporter of lab grown diamonds. CMGR will receive an up-front retainer to be used to execute the brand's marketing strategy across multiple social media platforms. Continue Reading Clubhouse Media Group, Inc. "This is the first deal we've done on a retainer, and I think it could be the beginning of a new trend", said a representative of CMGR. "Our goal is to have big celebrities and influencers promote the diamonds and take the brand to the next level. We are targeting very big household names that have the ability to instantly accelerate brand exposure and launch the company into the social media stratosphere." Visitat About Clubhouse Media Group,  » Read More

McCORMICK, S.C. (WJBF) – People from around McCormick, South Carolina gathered at the River Grille at Tara Clubhouse for a chance to get up close and personal with some of their elected officials. “One of the goals of a chamber is to have advocacy that makes government and business come together, and for the community to come together. It is to show our community that when we work together, these are the things that could happen,” said Executive Director of the McCormick County Chamber of Commerce, Charlotte Tallent. Those who attended were treated to a nice lunch, a presentation and then got the chance to ask questions to Senator Shane Massey and State Representative Daniel Gibson. “We had a great crowd today and I appreciate people being interested and paying attention. That’s the only way this system works is if people participate. I always think it’s important that people hear from us about what’s going on and it’s more important that we hear from them, and they can tell us what they’re thinking about,” said Senator Massey.  » Read More

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Longtime San Francisco Giants clubhouse manager Mike “Murph” Murphy is introduced at a ceremony for his addition to the team's Wall of Fame before ...  » Read More

SAN FRANCISCO — There’s no better indication of Mike Murphy’s impact on the Giants organization than the guest list for his Wall of Fame induction. Fifty current and former Giants players, coaches and executives showed up to enshrine “Murph,” their clubhouse manager, at Oracle Park before the Giants’ game against Atlanta on Sunday afternoon. They represented just a handful of players Murphy worked with during his 65 years in the Giants clubhouses between Candlestick and Oracle Park. Will Clark, a fellow Wall of Famer, recalled his favorite Murphy quote in his ceremony speech: “I’ll be here when you get here, and I’ll be here when you’re gone.” It’s fitting that Murphy became a permanent part of the Oracle Park walls, because there’s no ballpark fixture like him. He’s a Giants lifer who started as a 16-year-old ball boy in 1958, the first year the Giants were in San Francisco after moving out west from New York, and retired in 2022 as the clubhouse manager emeritus. Murphy was in the heart of the ballpark for every one of the Giants’ lows and highs.  » Read More

August 26th, 2023PITTSBURGH -- The four newest inductees into the Pirates’ Hall of Fame all have something very important in common: They won World Series rings with the franchise.Right-hander Bob Friend, reliever Elroy Face and shortstop Dick Groat were mainstays on the 1960 World Series championship team that upset the New York Yankees. Closer Kent Tekulve got the final out of the 1979 World Series, when the Pirates beat the Baltimore Orioles in seven games in what has turned out to be Pittsburgh’s most recent appearance in the Fall Classic.All were honored Saturday in a ceremony at PNC Park as part of the franchise’s second Hall of Fame class.In between those two titles, the Pirates also won the World Series in 1971.“That has to be the best era in the history of Pirate baseball of success on the field,” Tekulve said. “It’s an honor to be here to represent them, not only because of how they played individually but how they played as a team.”While Tekulve was not teammates with Friend,  » Read More

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VANCOUVER – Megan Khang had five straight birdies in a back-nine burst and shot a 6-under 66 on Friday to take a one-stroke lead in the CPKC Women’s Open at challenging Shaughnessy Golf and Country Club. After playing the first 10 holes in 1 under, Khang birdied five straight on Nos. 11-15. She closed the bogey-free morning round with three pars, leaving her at 7-under 137 on the tree-lined _ and mosquito-ladden _ layout. “Honestly, this golf course I feel like you can’t really get too comfortable,” Khang said. “These fairways are tight and the greens are fast and firm, so I’m not taking anything for granted.” Linn Grant of Sweden was second after a 71. First-round leader Yuka Saso of Japan followed her opening 66 with a 73 to drop into a tie for third at 5 under with 2019 winner Jin Young Ko of South Korea. The fourth-ranked Ko had a 70. While winless on the LPGA Tour, Khang has 33 top-10 finishes and career earnings over $5 million.  » Read More