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Nightengale's Notebook: No stranger to change, Bud Selig supports MLB's ongoing reforms

Nightengale s Notebook: No stranger to change, Bud Selig supports MLB s ongoing reforms Read full article May 16, 2021, 4:31 AM·16 min read SCOTTSDALE, Ariz. Bud Selig, who spent 23 years as commissioner of Major League Baseball, 35 years as the owner of the Milwaukee Brewers, and virtually 86 years as a baseball fan, addressed the Israel Olympic Baseball team on Friday and invited them to ask questions. There was a slight hesitation before a player blurted: “Are you happy with the game the way it is today opposed to when you left?’’ Selig paused, looked around, and said, “Well, I try to stay away from that.’’

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Crandall, who managed an all-time great 1981 Dukes team, dies at 91

.... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... In this July 27, 2008 photo, Albuquerque Isotopes manager Dean Treanor shakes the hand of former Dukes manager Del Crandall after he and five other members were inducted into the Albuquerque Professional Baseball Hall of Fame. Treanor and Crandall worked together in the Dodger organization at the same time. Crandall died this week at age 91. (Jim Thompson/Journal) MISSION VIEJO, Calif. – Del Crandall, a star catcher who played on two Milwaukee Braves teams that reached the World Series in the 1950s before managing one of the great minor league teams of all time in Albuquerque, has died at age 91. Crandall had Parkinson’s disease and died Wednesday in Mission Viejo, California, surrounded by family, his son Bill Crandall said.

Del Crandall, star Braves catcher and ex-manager, dies at 91 | Taiwan News

2021/05/07 02:26 FILE - Milwaukee Braves catcher Del Crandall poses in Milwaukee in this Sept. 30, 1958, file photo. Crandall, a star catcher who played on two Milwauk. FILE - Milwaukee Braves catcher Del Crandall poses in Milwaukee in this Sept. 30, 1958, file photo. Crandall, a star catcher who played on two Milwaukee Braves teams that reached the World Series in the 1950s before managing the Milwaukee Brewers and Seattle Mariners, has died. He was 91. Crandall’s son Bill said his father was surrounded by family members as he died from circumstances of Parkinson’s disease Wednesday, May 5, 2021, at Mission Viejo, California. (AP Photo/File)