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Philadelphia native Santino Harwood set to play in HBCU Swingman Classic during MLB All-Star Week

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By Krystle Rich Verified
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Mayfair native Santino Harwood's lifelong passion for baseball began at just five years old. "You just know when you fall in love with baseball," Harwood said. The Roman Catholic High School graduate made a name for himself during his years at the school. "My upperclassman years were really good," Harwood said. "I hit over .400 in high school both years and I just carried a lot of humbleness and maturity." That maturity and talent caught the eye of Delaware State University Head Coach Pedro Swann.
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For 60 years, Roger Gordon has influenced generations of baseball players in Philadelphia. He's still going.

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By Krystle Rich Verified
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Roger Gordon has been coaching baseball since he was 14 years old. Sixty years later, the Philadelphia native is still molding the next generation of baseball players in the city. "The Mt. Airy Eagles, 1966, I love it," Gordon said. "John Chaney's son was on that team. I had to be driven to the games and I was the coach. There was no one else to do it." The 74-year-old Gordon fondly remembers the glory days of the game growing up in the inner city.
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Philadelphia's FIFA Fan Fest kicks off today in Lemon Hill. Some Fairmount residents have mixed emotions.

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By Krystle Rich Verified
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Thousands of fans are expected to pack Lemon Hill over the next 39 days for the FIFA Fan Festival in Philadelphia's Fairmount Park, but some residents in the neighborhood have mixed emotions about how the free event could impact their lives. As the 2026 FIFA World Cup and Philly's fan festival get underway, some residents in Fairmount are concerned about the traffic and parking in their neighborhood despite license-plate-enforced parking permits.
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