AARON BOONE RUMORS & GOSSIP
Today in Tribe History: March 9, 1973
Future Cleveland infielder Aaron Boone is born in La Mesa, California. Boone, the son and grandson of former Major League players, signed with Cleveland as a free agent in June of 2004. He was injured and would miss that entire season but spent the following two seasons with the Tribe. After producing a respectable 16 home runs and 60 RBI in 2005, his numbers dropped considerably...
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A-Rod Signs with the Red Sox- ESPN's The Deal
In 2003, with Boston just weeks removed from the collapse in the ALCS to New York (thanks Aaron Boone), Red Sox front office has a brilliant idea to trade Manny Ramirez, Jon Lester and Nomar Garciaparra for baseball's best player, Alex Rodriguez. Not only did A-Rod have a squeaky clean image, but he could hit for power and play great defense at short stop. This was the deal that...
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ESPN’s Aaron Boone Talks Baseball, CHD Awareness, and More
In February we celebrate Heart Awareness month. One of those weeks in that month we recognize and raise awareness for the disease known as Congenital Heart Defect (CHD). I didn’t know too much about the disease until my friend told me his daughter had CHD. Now I am trying to help by spreading information about it to others.
To help with that cause I had the great fortune to speak...
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February 10, 2014
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Video: Aaron Boone and Rick Sutcliffe preview this weekend's series
It would not be an exaggeration at all to call Cincinnati's series against the Pirates this weekend the biggest regular season series in Great American Ball Park history.
The right to host next Tuesday's National League Wild Card is on the line and both squads play signicantly better at home. So, the fate of each team's season may come down to who wins the series this...
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September 27, 2013
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Birthday babe of the week – The wife of Aaron Boone, Laura Cover
Captivating whispering eye Laura Cover turned 36 on Monday, May 6. The 5-foot-11, 113 pound Cover, born in Bucyrus, Ohio, is adored for flaunting her platinum landing strip and 34C pacifiers in the 1998 edition of Playboy. A devout Christian, the blonde-haired, blue-eyed floozy also stimulated by disrobing in numerous Playboy videos. Buxom and curvy, who exactly has pounded Cover...
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May 08, 2013
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Video: Baseball Tonight crew pays a visit to the Reds in camp
The ESPN Baseball Tonight crew made a stop in Goodyear, Ariz. on Tuesday to feature our beloved Redlegs. Watch as Jon Sciambi, Tim Kurkjian, and former Reds third basemen Aaron Boone voice their opinion on a variety of hot topics including Aroldis Chapman's move from the bullpen to the rotation, what newly-acquired outfielder Shin-Soo Choo brings to the team, and the status of...
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February 19, 2013
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Reds announce Aaron Boone as Grand Marshal of parade
For the parade on Opening Day this year, the Reds have selected former third baseman Aaron Boone to be the Grand Marshall. One can only look forward to the year when Sean Marshal is chosen. Grand Marshal Marshal. It has a certain Catch-22 ring to it.
The Cincinnati Reds and Findlay Market announce that Reds great and ESPN broadcaster Aaron Boone will be the Grand Marshal of the...
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March 11, 2012
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Aaron Boone receives opening day honor
Opening Day in Cincinnati is unlike any other. In fact, it's practically an official holiday. So, to be named the Grand Marshall of the annual Findlay Market Parade is nothing to sneeze at. And that honor was bestowed to none other than former Reds great and current ESPN analyst Aaron Boone on Saturday.
Here's the press release from the team:
The Cincinnati Reds...
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March 10, 2012
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Aaron Boone Ty Burrell (Phil Dunphy) Look-A-Like
If you’re lucky on Wednesday Night you can catch Aaron Boone on Baseball Tonight, and Ty Burell as Phil Dunphy on Modern Family.
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October 15, 2011
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Legends of October: Aaron Boone
In early the moments of Game 7 of the 2003 American League Championship Series, the FOX cameras picked up a hand-scribbled sign in the seats behind home plate. It read: "1918. What's 1 more year?"
For most of the night, however, it appeared that the blighted Boston Red Sox would topple the Yankees, advance to the World Series and earn a chance to hoist the trophy for...
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October 04, 2011
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