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In 1994, he became the General Manager of the Boston Red Sox. He spent eight years at the helm of his hometown team. As the Red Sox GM, Duquette made several notable moves, including drafting Nomar Garciaparra in 1994 and trading for Pedro Martínez in 1997. He is largely considered to have laid the groundwork for the 2004 Red Sox World Series-winning team by signing and drafting players like Tim Wakefield, Johnny Damon, Jason Varitek, Manny Ramirez, Derek Lowe, and Kevin Youkilis.
CBN HOF Series: Former Expos GM Dan Duquette on Larry Walker — Canadian Baseball Network
His home province of British Columbia is sure proud of him, and so are baseball fans all across Canada. To celebrate Maple Ridge, B.C., native Larry Walker becoming the first Canadian position player to be elected to the National Baseball Hall of Fame in Cooperstown, we will be running a series of tribute articles from many who have known and been inspired by him - including former teammates, managers, coaches and even his dad - leading up to the September 8 ceremony.
Orioles fire Duquette after 2nd straight losing season
BALTIMORE — The Baltimore Orioles have fired executive vice-president of baseball operations Dan Duquette, who launched a belated rebuilding effort in July after the team that failed miserably from the start. The announcement came Wednesday night, hours after manager Buck Showalter was told by the club he would not return in 2019. Baltimore went 47-115, the worst record in Orioles' history. Both Duquette and Showalter had contracts that expired at the end of this season.
Brett Lawrie Suspended Four Games, Fined for Helmet-Throwing Incident With Umpire Bill Miller
Brett Lawrie's helmets can sleep easy for the next few days, since the Toronto third baseman won't be throwing them any time soon. The league announced that Lawrie has been suspended four games and fined "for his aggressive actions toward umpire Bill Miller" during Tuesday night's game. Lawrie had spiked his helmet on the ground, hitting Miller during a heated argument after a called third strike in the ninth inning of Toronto's loss to Tampa Bay.
Former Whalers Owner Howard Baldwin Sees ‘Three to Four Year’ Window to Bring NHL Franchise Back to Hartford
The Hartford Whalers have a special place in the hearts of many New Englanders, and that's not lost on former owner Howard Baldwin. With the success of his AHL franchise the Connecticut Whale as an example, Baldwin's working on bringing the Whalers back to the NHL ranks — and in the near future, too. "I think your window for the NHL is the next three to four years," Baldwin explained in an interview with Hockey Prospectus.
UW-L faculty members: Extension cuts harm Wisconsin Idea
A great public university should serve the needs of the entire state, not just the college-age students on its own campus. It sounds like common sense, but we’re in danger of losing sight of that goal.As members of the University of Wisconsin-La Crosse faculty, we know how our colleagues in UW Extension address needs throughout La Crosse County, and we support them in their efforts.
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