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SAN ANGELO Carlos Martinez Jersey , Texas (AP) — on to manage the Cleveland Indians for three seasons in the 1980s, has died. He was 81.His death in San Angelo was announced by his family through longtime friends. Other details were not disclosed.Edwards spent more than a half century in baseball. He succeeded Pat Corrales as manager of Cleveland, where in 1962 he began his major league career as a player. He managed the Indians for the 1987-89 seasons, finishing with a record of 173-207. Earlier, he was a coach for Cleveland, as well as Philadelphia and the New York Mets.He played five years in the big leagues, mostly with Cleveland and Kansas City. He also played for the New York Yankees and Phillies. He batted .238 for his career Lance Lynn Jersey , with 15 home runs and 87 RBIs.Howard Rodney Edwards was born in Red Jacket, West Virginia. His nickname came from his time as a Navy medic. I’m sure you’ve noticed my name in several bylines by now, but as I head into my second week as True Blue LA’s site manager, I wanted to take a minute to introduce myself.My father became a D..."WhiteFanposts Fanshots Sections 2019 Spring TrainingProspectsCommentaryNews and NotesSite UpdatesHello, True Blue LA!New,461commentsPDTShareTweetShareShareHello, True Blue LA!Brett Davis-USA TODAY SportsI’m sure you’ve noticed my name in several bylines by now, but as I head into my second week as True Blue LA’s site manager Mark McGwire Jersey , I wanted to take a minute to introduce myself.My father became a Dodgers fan during Fernandomania and his passion grew from there. His fandom was passed onto me at birth. I frequently attended games as a young girl and although I don’t remember much, I can remember how happy I was to be surrounded by a sea of blue. It always felt like home to me.Growing up in the Central Valley, I was just two hours away from San Francisco. Hence, a Dodgers fan in “Giants territory”. Being the outsider never kept me quiet, though. I always showed my allegiance and safely made it out of the Giants’ three-in-five run. Currently, I live just five miles away from Dodger Stadium. I moved to Los Angeles to attend the University of Southern California, where I am a junior studying journalism and marketing. USC has been a lifelong dream of mine and I am cherishing every moment I have here.At USC, I work as a multimedia journalist and news editor for the student-run publication http://www.stlouiscardinalsteamshop.com/authentic-marcell-ozuna-jersey , Annenberg Media. At Annenberg Media, I volunteer to help out on the weekly sports show, Sports SCene. I’m not too comfortable on camera, but I’ve hosted a few baseball segments for the show.My dream is to become a live sports producer, but I do enjoy writing and I am excited to master the craft.Here’s a few fun facts about me (I’m usually not too good at fun facts)I play Fortnite with my kid brother (I’m still what they call a “newb”)Christian Yelich is my favorite non-DodgerI can sound just like Yoshi when he says his nameIf you have any questions, I’ll be in the comments for a while!