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Sparky Anderson Number 10
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Sparky Anderson died on November 4 but was remembered in Goodyear, AZ in a ballpark he never got to see.
The Hall of Fame manager of the Big Red Machine was honored before the game with a video tribute, MC'd by Marty Brennaman. Sparky's number 10 is stenciled on the grass just outside the Reds' thirdbase dugout. Ken Griffey Sr. threw out the first pitch.
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Bob Feller's Number |
There was also a moment of silence for Dodger great, Duke Snider, who died yesterday in California.
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Griffey Sr.Throws Out the First Pitch |
The Indians also lost an icon over the winter when Bob Feller, "Rapid Robert" died.
His number 19 is stenciled in front of Cleveland's first base dugout.
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