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had had a brain hemorrhage. His wife
Deborah and Twins general manager Terry Ryan remained at the hospital with him throughout the stay where he remained unconscious until September 26. During that time, Gardenhire struggled to keep his team focused while all dealt with their feelings for Newman. Minnesota Twins center fielder
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article chronicled a personal life much different from his public persona. Newman sympathized with his long-time friend, saying, "I'm scared to death for him. I'm scared because of his health and about his frame of mind. He's a baseball man and the game that gave him everything -- the game that got
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September 10, 2003, during warm-ups in Chicago during a tight pennant race, Newman took a turn in the batter's box during warm-ups to take some fun hits. Shortly after completion, Newman collapsed on the field and was immediately rushed to the hospital. After several tests, it was determined he
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Eastern League for the 1996 and 1997 seasons. In 1996, his team finished last at 61–81, but showed improvement in 1997, posting a 70–72 record and finishing third to last. In the 1997 Arizona Fall League, Newman managed the Sun City Solar Sox finishing second in their division with a 22–23
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came to the plate, "Dave
Winfield hit one right at me last year. I had no chance to move. I looked and the ball was in my glove. I made like I knew what I was doing." In 1990, Al Newman was a part of setting a major league record as the Twins turned two triple plays in one game against the
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Baseball Hall of Fame induction speech on July 24, 2022, David Ortiz specifically noted Al Newman and John Russell as coaches who worked with him daily to build his confidence to become the player he became.
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Chicago ghetto -- is gone from him now. The people who loved him don't love him anymore. He's on an island by himself and he's trying to figure out how to get home." During the 2003 season, Newman said of pitcher
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take batting practice, Newman was quoted as saying, "He's the eighth wonder of the world!" Newman saw much more playing time with the Twins, proving to be a valuable
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Minnesota Twins. Newman recounted an experience playing the position when future Hall of Famer (and future Twin)
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All-Star second baseman during the 1982 season. In 1983, Newman started the season again at Memphis before being promoted to Montreal's AAA-level team, the
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to the Chicago Cubs. To round out the trade, the Padres sent
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as a running back. In 1980, 1981, and 1982, he played in the
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where he played for the renowned coach Jim Dietz, majored in
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October 3, 1992, for the Texas Rangers
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857:"Al Newman World Series Stats"
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