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GEORGE FOSTER RUMORS
Chanita Foster Making Moves Beyond the Game
By Theresa Villano
“Called to be a server”, is the phrase that was placed in Chanita Foster’s heart as a child and has carried on to be her life long mantra. Mrs. Foster may be best known for working in sports, for her husband (George Foster, a first round draft pick by the Denver Broncos in the 2013 draft), or her notable appearance on Vh1 Football Wives. But it is clear these...
Via Bonfire Impact
December 04, 2013
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Podcast: Enjoying Kid-N-Play Shenanigans As George Foster Joins The Crew
9-year NFL veteran George Foster joins the crew to talk about Kid-N-Play sack celebrations, Georgia Bulldogs football and false Falcons braggadocio. The post Podcast: Enjoying Kid-N-Play Shenanigans As George Foster Joins The Crew appeared first on The Sports Fan Journal.
Via The Sports Fan Journal
November 14, 2012
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Players We Watched: OT George Foster
During the 2012 preseason there will be certain players that we'll go back and specifically watch for during the games, trying to get a feel for who will help this team in 2012, and who needs to go home. Prior to the first preseason game against St. Louis, I shared eight players that I would be watching during the game, all eight of which will be reviewed extensively on Colts...
Via The Colts Authority
August 14, 2012
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This Date In Mets History: Mets Release George Foster
On August 8th in 1985, George Foster had a big day for the Mets with three RBI in a 14-7 victory at Montreal. It was one of his few, if not his last.
Even with his performance, Foster was overshadowed as Keith Hernandez, Gary Carter and Wally Backman also drove in three runs apiece.
After several monster years with Cincinnati, including hitting 52 and 40 homers in consecutive seasons...
Via Mets Merized Online
August 07, 2012
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Kuharsky: Unreasonable optimism
Paul Kuharsky points out that the idea that the revamped offensive line is going to be an improvement may be a mistake:
General manager Ryan Grigson and coach Chuck Pagano want to be bigger and more physical up front. Reshaping the line so far has meant the addition of right tackle Winston Justice, guard Mike McGlynn, center Samson Satele and, most recently, tackle George Foster...
Via The Colts Authority
June 04, 2012
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Colts Sign OT George Foster, Release FB Mahaffey
Colts General Manager Ryan Grigson continues to place a great deal of emphasis on getting new faces on the team for the 2012 offensive line. New to the mix is former first round pick George Foster (2003 - Denver). To make room for the acquisition, Indy parted ways with fullback Ryan Mahaffey.
Foster has journeyed around the NFL, spending time with Denver, Detroit, Cleveland, and...
Via The Colts Authority
May 29, 2012
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Colts sign George Foster, cut fullback Ryan Mahaffey
Hot News for DB Chuck Pagano
Via profootball.scout.com
May 29, 2012
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Want a George Foster bobblehead?
From the Reds...
CINCINNATI (May 9, 2012) — The Cincinnati Reds Hall of Fame & Museum’s 2012 Big Red Machine bobblehead series, presented by Dinsmore & Shohl LLP, continues in May with the release of the George Foster bobblehead, the second in the six bobblehead collection.
The George Foster bobbleheads are free with full-price paid admission to the Reds Hall...
Via Redlegs Review
May 09, 2012
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NL Central Notes: Garza, Marshall, Pujols, Phillips
Happy 63rd birthday to former Reds outfielder George Foster. A member of Cincinnati's Big Red Machine teams, Foster his 52 homers in 1977, a performance that won him the NL MVP Award. Foster's 52 home runs were the most hit in a season by any Major Leaguer between 1965 and 1997.
Here's the latest from the NL Central....
Matt Garza "is exactly the type...
Via MLB Trade Rumors
December 01, 2011
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Happy Birthday Boy! George Foster turns 63
Big League Stew honors a birthday boy per week by taking a longer look at his career. Please join us in lighting the candles.
George Foster was one strong dude. He exploded for 52 homers in 1977 back when that actually meant something and was the only player between Willie Mays in 1965 and Cecil Fielder in 1990 to hit that mark. (For comparison's sake, there have been 24 seasons...
Via Big League Stew
December 01, 2011
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