He's here to play the field, and that might mean — gasp!
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Other bundlers plan to play the field before settling on a single candidate.
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For the NFL, picking Amazon — and not Twitter — helps them play the field.
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Although he's well into his 80s, Quincy Jones still loves to play the field.
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Alas, this is Paradise — the show is built to force people to play the field.
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Whatever the reason, each guy certainly looks ready to play the field, sandy or otherwise.
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She wanted to be permitted to "play the field" as much as her male colleagues did.
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Kyle Schwarber has not been medically cleared to play the field, according to Theo Epstein. pic.twitter.
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" According to Reid, they broke up in 1975 so that John could "go off and play the field.
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Arizona CF A.J. Pollock (fractured elbow) could play the field during his rehab assignment on Wednesday or Thursday.
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Hiura did not play the field this season but was still the NCAA batting champ last season, posting a .
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But now, to the horror of single ladies from Silicon Valley to Estonia, they're ready to play the field.
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There was no product that allowed them to "play the field" and optimize ads in real time on their behalf.
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Back on Blundr, you can play the field with numerous cuties, or land in a committed relationship that spans levels.
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He is not ready to take at-bats but was able to play the field for the last two innings.
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But with 0003 candidates running (oh hey, Senator Michael Bennet!), voters certainly have plenty of time to play the field.
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I didn't get to play the field and I didn't get to do things that we're told that we should.
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And if you decide to play the field and drink them both, regardless which team you support, your guests won't mind.
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That's the only way to explain how conservatively most of them play the field position game when they hit first-and-20.
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OF Kyle Schwarber is not cleared to play the field, but is available to pinch hit during World Series games in Chicago.
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After two rounds of play, the field gets narrowed down to players within either the top 50 or 10 shots of the lead.
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While she's had many highly publicized romances throughout her career, Carey also explained in the interview that she's never been one to play the field.
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The KHN analysis shows that pharmaceutical companies tend to play the field, giving to a wide swath of lawmakers on both sides of the aisle.
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"There's no being sad about it," Schwarber told reporters after it was announced Thursday that he was not medically cleared by doctors to play the field.
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You have to play the field a bit, get together a couple of times, weigh your options, and ultimately decide whether they're worth settling down for.
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He played in his first rehabilitation game on Friday as a designated hitter with Class AA Binghamton, and he was expected to play the field on Saturday.
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Tigers CF Cameron Maybin (wrist) has been limited to pinch hitting in his Triple-A rehab assignment but is expected to play the field on Wednesday. 2.
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Well, it's our job to evolve, to play the field, to change allegiance to certain ingredients or brands, and to admit when we were wrong (um, highlighting caps).
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All the data and modeling in the world can't predict the future — so we've got to play the field and run good candidates in as many places as possible.
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Lorenzen (2386-213) became the first player to get the win as a pitcher, play the field and hit a home run in the same game since Babe Ruth in 238.
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Dr. Littell developed a riff, which the other hospitalists appropriated, about how the situation was like having your spouse of several decades announce he or she was going to play the field.
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In PEOPLE's exclusive first look at the August issue of Cosmopolitan, the pop icon revealed that while she has had some highly publicized romances throughout her career, she's never been one to play the field.
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Some famous contributors seemed content to play the field at this early stage in the White House race -- Witherspoon and Rhimes, who both gave to Kamala Harris, also made max $2000,800 contributions to New York Sen.
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The MMA Universe had been pushing for increased fighter rights, and Henderson's move was thought to be a massive gesture that would prompt other big names to play the field ahead of singing their next contracts.
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Honor your kids' objections, but don't let them stop you from getting out thereAs you start to play the field, there's a chance your kids will have their own feelings, potentially negative ones, about the whole thing.
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Play the field without tipping your hand When describing what they look for in a job, users create their own wish list: relocation, opportunity for promotion, desired technologies to work on, salary, ability to work from home, and type and size of company.
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Regardless of whether or not the 2019 Masters purse increases from $11 million, here's how it will be split between the top finishers: After two rounds of play, the field gets narrowed down to 50 competitors, all of whom receive a percentage of the purse.
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This is a small thing in the long history of baseball, and an oddity without much in the way of independent import; he got injured in April and was healthy enough to hit, if not quite play the field, by the end of October.
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The rest of the Cubs have combined to go 19453 for 56 with 2 R.B.I. Chicago's reliance on the tandem could be an issue going forward as Schwarber, working his way back from a catastrophic knee injury, has yet to be cleared to play the field.
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This passion for land is deeply engraved in the Irish mentality, as evidenced in literary works like Patrick Kavanagh's epic poem "The Great Hunger" and John B. Keane's play "The Field," said Terence Dooley, a historian of land reform who is a professor at Maynooth University.
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Channing Tatum is single again, so it'd only make sense that he chop it up with one of the most famous bachelors to play the field ... one Arie Luyendyk Jr. Arie and Channing were hanging out Sunday in Birmingham, Alabama for the Honda Indy Grand Prix, where Channing was serving as the grand marshal of the race ... and, apparently, also got to ride around with Arie for a few laps on the track.
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The information below provides a simplified description of the field of play. The field of play is rectangular, 91.40 metres long and 55.00 metres wide. Side-lines mark the longer perimeters of the field; backlines mark the shorter perimeters of the field. The goal-lines are the parts of the back-lines between the goal- posts.
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Slo Pitch was shot on a budget of $250,000, over seven days. Co-writers Knox and Cumyn met 12 years ago at George Brown Theatre School where they started collaborating on plays.Liz Braun, "Slo Pitch a hit right off the bat". Toronto Sun, July 19, 2020. The show’s theme song is called "Play the Field", by Partner.
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Pilney began his professional baseball career in as an outfielder. While he spent most of the season with the minor league Syracuse Chiefs, he played three games with the Boston Bees in July. He appeared twice as a pinch hitter and once as a pinch runner, but did not play the field. He continued to play in the minors until .
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At the 1993 All- Star Game in Baltimore, Maryland, in a famous incident, Johnson threw a fastball over the head of Philadelphia Phillies first baseman John Kruk. On October 3, Johnson entered the final game of the season as a defensive substitution, replacing Brian Turang in left field. This made him the tallest player to play the field in baseball history.
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The women's golf tournament at the 2016 Summer Olympics placed at the Olympic Golf Course (), built within the Reserva de Marapendi in the Barra da Tijuca zone, between 17 and 20 August 2016. It was the first women's golf tournament at the Olympics since 1900. Sixty players played four rounds of stroke play. The field included 57 professionals and three amateurs.
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The Illinois PGA Championship is a 54-hole stroke-play event. Following 36 holes of play, the field is cut to the low 50 scores plus ties. In the event of a tie for the Championship, there is a three-hole, total stroke playoff. If the contestants remain tied after three (3) holes, the playoff will continue on a sudden death basis.
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In August, he regained kickoff duties from O'Mahony. After O'Mahony missed three field goals in an October game against the Saskatchewan Roughriders, Anderson attempted a 48-yard field goal to tie the game with less than a minute left to play. The field goal was blocked, resulting in a loss. O'Mahony was later replaced by Mark McLoughlin with Anderson remaining the backup field goal kicker.
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The loser of the toss chooses which direction the teams will play. The field of play will be a maximum 50 metres long and up to 50 metres wide, with an in-goal area of up to 5 metres. This enables half a standard size rugby pitch to be used. A match starts with a zero tackle play-the-ball in the centre of the pitch.
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Robin leaves. He waits outside briefly but doesn't see Julian come out. He heads to a dinner party being held by Roger (Tom Beard) and Belinda (Rachel Blake), where Roger makes it clear that he's unhappy in his marriage and wants to be able to "play the field again". Alfie leaves the night club alone and finds Will's ring in his pocket along with a note containing his phone number.
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Retrieved: 2011-06-13. He played the part of Dan Paddy Andy in the 1990 film adaptation of his brother's play The Field. He had appeared in the play's world première at Dublin's Olympia Theatre in 1965, on that occasion taking the role of 'The Bull' McCabe's sidekick, 'The Bird' O'Donnell.The Irish Times, "First performance of new Keane play", November 2, 1965 Keane died at Tralee General Hospital aged 64.
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He was relisted a year later, as a right-handed batter and left-handed thrower (although he did not play the field). Eddie Gaedel finished his major league career with an on-base percentage of 1.000. His total earnings as a pro athlete were $100, the scale price for an AGVA appearance. However, he was able to parlay his baseball fame into more than $17,000 by appearing on several television shows.
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350px Roy RIke Field, usually referred to simply as Roy Rike, is the soccer field of the Jay Martin Soccer Complex at Ohio Wesleyan University in Delaware, Ohio, where the Battling Bishops' soccer teams play. The field-- named after the Roy Rike, Class of 1942. It is also the home of the Columbus Lady Shooting Stars soccer team. Roy Rike Field is located just west of the residential side of Ohio Wesleyan University.
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The Art of Being Governed: Everyday Politics in Late Imperial China. Princeton. . OCLC 1007291604. pp. 101, 102 Included in this list of possible allies, sea marauders and pirates even found opportunities to bribe military officials as they engaged in illegal trade.Szonyi. 2017. pp. 101, 102 They seem to have been incentivized mostly by money and loot, and so could afford to play the field with regards to their political or military allies.
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LaCock and the Fielders team decided to rebel against the ownership: they changed the position players to pitching, and pitchers were assigned to play the field. When Scorpions manager Jose Canseco heard what the Fielders were doing, he decided the Scorpions would also put pitchers in the field, and fielders into pitch. The game's starting shortstop for the Scorpions was Eric Stolp, a right-handed pitcher. Stolp led all offense with a vintage Jose Canseco-like performance.
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The Arizona Open Championship is the annual open state championship of golf in Arizona. The competition is 54-holes of stroke play (3 rounds on an 18-hole course), with the winner being the player with the lowest total number of strokes. Following 36-holes of play the field is cut to the top 50 players and ties for the final round. In the event of a tie following 54-holes, a hole-by- hole, sudden death playoff will determine the winner.
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The juggler Haggis McLeod and his late wife, Arabella Churchill, one of the founders of the Glastonbury Festival, lived in the town. The conductor Charles Hazlewood lives locally and hosts the "Play the Field" music festival on his farm nearby. Bill Bunbury moved on from Glastonbury to become a writer, radio broadcaster, and producer for the Australian Broadcasting Corporation. Athletes and sports players from Glastonbury include cricketers Cyril Baily in 1880, George Burrough in 1907, and Eustace Bisgood in 1878.
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Philip is introduced to Jen Handley (Alyce Platt) and he becomes aware that she likes him. Jen faces an uphill struggle to get Philip to go out with her because he cannot believe that a beautiful and younger woman is interested in him. Philip thinks Jen simply feels sorry for him because he is a widower and single father. To show her he does not need sympathy, Philip decides to "play the field" and embarks on a series of random dates.
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When he tries to humiliate Chuck Clayton during a sledding contest, Reggie digs a pit for Chuck to fall into when he landed. Reggie fills the pit with sawdust to soften the blow, adding crankcase oil to make it stick and covering it with snow to conceal it. Reggie likes to chase girls, delighting in the pursuit, but is not usually interested in having a serious relationship with one girl. Reggie likes to play the field, and openly announces himself 'a true practitioner of the art'.
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Billy Kershaw, the son of a manufacturer in a small western town, comes to New York City on business. He becomes engaged to wealthy Peggy Rice, a member of the modern jazz set, who prefers to "play the field" with other men. Sometime before, Billy had sent Jim Gorman to jail for theft, causing Gorman's girl, Minette Christie, to leave town. At a fashion show, Peggy persuades Billy to buy her an ermine wrap, trimmed with rhinestones, which is modeled by a girl who turns out to be Minette.
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He is known for wearing an Indiana Jones-type broad-brimmed hat and he refers to himself as "the Bull", a reference to the character in John B. Keane's play The Field. Fine Gael's spokesperson on Arts, Sports and Tourism Jimmy Deenihan once said of McSharry: “John B would have loved to have met you”. The farmer has often been seen driving around on an all-terrain vehicle to ensure his land is not invaded. The dispute began when McSharry's lands were included in a guidebook distributed to walkers despite him not having authorised this.
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In the fourth game of his major league career, he was involved in an unusual situation. On September 28, 1986, Giants regular second baseman Robby Thompson was suffering from a back injury, but had come in to play the field in the 12th inning of a game against the Los Angeles Dodgers. Unable to bat, he was pinch-hit for by Bockus, who at that point had not yet batted in the major leagues. Bockus struck out against Joe Beckwith, then stayed in the game to play the outfield.
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Season 5 of The Real Housewives of New York City begins at a party hosted by Sonya Morgan, to mingle with the three new wives; Aviva Drescher, Heather Thomson and Carol Radziwill. Revelations begins once Singer arrives and Drescher learns that a couple of the returning wives have had previous relations with her husband. During the same party Thomson and Radziwill play the field working out who they can and cannot trust. LuAnn de Lesseps is still annoyed at Singer for her comments about her parenting last seasons and the two butt heads when de Lesseps attempts to discuss it.
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The bogslide happened in County Kerry, Ireland. The Kerry bogslides natural disaster occurred in the Maghanknockane area of Lyrecrompane, County Kerry, Ireland in August and September 2008. The original bogslide extended over four kilometres on 22 and 23 August destroying an estimated 10 hectares (25 acres) of bog, engulfing two bridges and led to the closure of a section of road; it was reported that it could take anything up to six months to fix the road. The plot of land owned by Moss Moore which inspired John B. Keane's play The Field escaped the disaster by only a couple of kilometres.
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Therefore, a ball must completely cross the touchline to be out of play, and a ball must wholly cross the goal line (between the goal posts) before a goal is scored; if any part of the ball is still on or above the line, the ball is still in play. The field descriptions that apply to adult matches are described below. Because of the role of the British football associations in the history of the game, the dimensions of the field of play were originally formulated and expressed in imperial units. Since 1997, the Laws of the Game have preferred metric units, with imperial equivalents given only in brackets.
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The film stars Joe Cole as Gordon, an oil pipeline supervisor in Detroit, who works through a robotic hexapod. Gordon works for an American security surveillance company monitoring threats to their client's oil facility in an unnamed North-African country, using dozens of hexapods, which also have the ability to shoot, to cover a large area of arid desert. Gordon has recently broken up with his girlfriend and is resisting his colleague's attempts to persuade him to "play the field". One day at work, Gordon sees on his cameras a young woman, Ayusha (Lina El Arabi), who resembles his girlfriend, who it transpires is trapped in an arranged marriage and unable to marry her true love, Karim (Faycal zeglat).
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The player on the team who hit 12, starting third baseman Terry Pendleton (though named to the World Series roster) was hampered with a ribcage injury. Normally a switch-hitter, Pendleton was only able to swing lefthanded during the World Series and was also unable to play the field and thus was relegated to pinch-hitting duties or being the designated hitter in the games in Minnesota started by right- handed starters. Game 7 was won by Minnesota on the 35th birthday of the Twins' Roy Smalley – and was also the last game of his career. Smalley appeared in four games as a pinch-hitter and reached base all four times on a double, an error, and two walks.
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2007 saw three concerts with the International Sejong Soloists (Augusta Read Thomas and Takemitsu) in the Great Mountains Music Festival, South Korea. He worked with Huang Ruo in 2008 to create 'Written on the Wind': a work for pipa, vocals and kinetic images. In 2009 he performed in the Amsterdam Muziekgebouw the first of a series with the Chinese trio Min/Wu/Xu. 2009 also saw performances in England with Charles Hazlewood in his Play the Field festival, in the Amsterdam Concertgebouw with the Netherlands Philharmonic. 2010 saw Perryman’s debut with the Royal Concertgebouw Orchestra (Scriabin: 'Poem of Ecstasy') and in 2013 the first performance of Scriabin’s 'Prometheus: Poem of Fire' with live kinetic paintings and the National Orchestra of Belgium in Brussels.
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The game starts by having a jump ball or coin toss in the center of the court/field, the players are allowed to move anywhere on the court/field of game play. The field players are permitted to touch the ball with any part of their body at any time EXCEPT their arms/hands (see next rule for details). Players may use their arms/hands as long as the last thing the ball touches is not the ground; one may not pick up the ball from the ground. You can pick the ball up if it bounces off the ground in middle school but in adult speedball you can not pick the ball up if it bounces off the ground.
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In 2005, she made a partial exit when Weststar was sold in a deal worth £33 million to Phoenix Equity Partners, and, in August 2007, her remaining stake of 23% in Weststar Holidays was liquidated when the firm was sold to Alchemy Partners for £83m, valuing her stake at about £19m. In 2009, Meaden acquired Fox Brothers – a West Country textile mill established in 1772 and still based in Wellington, Somerset – along with fellow shareholder, Douglas Cordeaux, former design director at Pepe Jeans London. She was also involved in a collaboration with BBC conductor Charles Hazlewood, 'Play the Field', a weekend of classical music on Charles's farm in Somerset over the August bank holiday weekend 2009. In October 2011, Meaden launched 'The Merchant Fox', an online store selling British-made luxury goods with provenance.
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On another level, the film sees the director plunging, headfirst, into a cultural abyss as she attempts to define herself via ethnic identity - and finds herself being torn, sharply, between the Iranian ideal of a fixed, long term union and the distinctly American tendencies to play the field and test the waters before committing. The Iranian Jewish tradition views marriage much more as a group alliance than as an individual affair like in Western culture. The Iranian family doesn’t perceive bounds that create privacy for couples; instead, the family expects to know all about what is happening in a relationship. Tanaz finds this uncomfortable because she distinguishes between her family of orientation, the one that raised her, and her family of procreation, the family she will create through marriage, and she wants that family to be independent following American culture.
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During the 1993 season Paul Molitor became the first player to win the World Series Most Valuable Player award while playing 137 of 160 games (85.63%) as a designated hitter; David Ortiz did the same in 2013. Ortiz was also the first designated hitter to win the ALCS MVP in 2004. Ortiz and Molitor played games at first base in their World Series MVP seasons, leaving Hideki Matsui in 2009 as the only World Series MVP to never play the field that season. Among Hall of Famers, Paul Molitor and Jim Rice were, until 2014, the only inductees to even have played at least 25% of their games at DH. In 2014, Frank Thomas became the first Hall of Famer who played the majority of his games at DH. In 2019, Edgar Martínez and Harold Baines were inducted into the Hall of Fame.
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At the start of the third season, Joe began dating a voluptuous beauty named Sam (Mary Ann Pascal), a very materialistic real estate agent who was not only content with the physical aspect of their relationship, but also out to reap the benefits of an ex-pro athlete's bank account. During their mating dance, Sam became another regular patron at The Point After, where at times she found herself in competition with Kelly over practically everything. Penny, who had rapidly matured from a gentle, innocent high school senior to a wild, vivacious party girl with a punk hairdo, began working as a dancer at Girls, Girls, Girls & Beer, a local dance hall, during her sophomore year in college. Everyone else on the scene had mates that came and went, and Joe was no exception with Sam, as they were on-again, off-again for a while; while Sam chose not to play the field, Joe dated others.
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