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For Jim Henneman, Gunnar Henderson’s majestic 462-foot home run brought back memories of the home run Frank Robinson hit on May 8, 1966 — the only fair ball ever hit out of Memorial Stadium.
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This year marks the 50-year anniversary of the 1970 Orioles World Series triumph. Brooks Robinson, Boog Powell and Jim Palmer discuss what made that team so special.
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In honor of Lamar Jackson’s MVP season in 2019, Glenn Clark runs down the 15 greatest individual sports seasons in Baltimore history. Who made the cut?
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Orioles legend Frank Robinson was remembered as an icon and trailblazer during a pregame ceremony at Camden Yards April 6. “As far as greatness is concerned, he is in an elite class,” Brooks Robinson said.
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Jim Henneman says the reaction to his tribute to Frank Robinson was one of the best responses he’s ever had, and he shares some of the comments he received from Dave Trembley, Ernie Accorsi, Gary Roenicke, Doug DeCinces and others.
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Boog Powell looks back on the impact longtime teammate Frank Robinson had on the Orioles, and he says his influence extended far beyond his MVP-caliber production with the bat and Gold Glove fielding ability.
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Jim Henneman reflects on the career and legacy of Frank Robinson and shares his memories of the legendary Orioles Hall of Famer, from dedicated player, manager and executive to devoted basketball fan.
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Frank Robinson, who pushed the Orioles over the top and later became baseball’s first African-American manager, died Feb. 7. He was 83.
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On Dec. 9, 1965, the Orioles completed a trade that forever changed the fortunes of both the ball club and the players involved.
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