Sports Fact & Book Rec of the Day 7/16/2010
Using his own litmus test to evaluate when a young player is ready for a steady job in the majors, manager Joe Torre insists: "Players become big leaguers when you find out how they handle failure."
Birthdays:
Joey Giardello b. 1930
Margaret Smith Court b. 1942
Miguel Indurain b. 1964
Claude Lemieux b. 1965
Barry Sanders b. 1968
Packers Fact:
Before Jim Taylor's string of five consecutive 1,000-yard rushing years beginning in 1960, Tony Canadeo was the only Placers' player to reach the 1,000-yard mark in a season. He gained 1,052 yards in 1949.
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