Twins
Continued from Page 8.
Newman, catchers Tom Nieto and Sal Butera, desig
nated hitter Don Baylor and outfielder Dan Gladden.
His most significant deal was made Feb. 3 when he got
reliever Jeff Reardon.
"Reardon made us instant contenders," MacPhail
said. "This club was beaten psychologically last year
when so many leads were blown in the late innings.
Reardon saved 31 games and, more importantly, gave
this team confidence."
Playing in the weakest division in the majors, the
Twins were never more than five games out of first
place. A seven-game winning streak from June 6-12 put
the Twins in first and they were never more than
percentage points out again.
On Aug. 30, Puckett, the stumpy center fielder who
sparked the Twins all year, went 6-for-6 with two
homers and four RBI capping a two-game spree in
which he was 10-for-11 with four homers and six RBI
and the Twins were alone in first for good.
Although the Twins will be remembered as base
ball's best home club, the games in which they won
both the AL West and the AL pennant were played on
the road.
"Whenever this team had to play what we felt was a
must-win game, at home or on the road, this club
performed well," Roy Smalley said.
The top performers included:
• Puckett, who batted .332 with 28 homers and 99
RBI and made several homer-robbing catches. His 4-
for-4, four-run effort helped the Twins rally from a 5-2
deficit in Game 6 of the World Series.
• Gaetti, who batted .257 with 31 homers and 109
RBI and established himself as perhaps the best
defensive third baseman in baseball. He batted .300
with two homers and five RBI in the playoffs.
Booters
Continued from Page 8
teams in the Great Lakes area trying
to put together a good soccer pro
gram," Bahr said. "In that area out
there it was Indiana, Cleveland, Ak
ron, St. Louis. Now there are a few
others that are starting to emerge,
which indicates they're putting a lot
of time, money and effort into their
soccer program.
"Ohio State just hired a new coach
last year, and is committed to im
proving their program," Bahr contin
ued, "and their record so far this year
indicates that they are playing well."
The Buckeyes bring an 11-5-2 re
cord, which includes a 2-1 loss to
Louisville Sunday, to Happy Valley.
Todd Young and Pierre Bigby lead
the OSU offense with eight goals
each. Young is the Buckeyes' top
scorer with 20 points.
Bahr said that although his squad
didn't get a win out of Friday s con
test, he found another bright spot in
the play of a certain freshman mid
fielder.
"One of the highlights to me was
Danny Gil, our outside right," he
said. ". . . He chased a player from
his own outside right position to the
opposite side of the field and all the
way down to the opposite corner and
finally put some pressure on him.
"It's just a little thing, but as a
coach I'm happy to see things like
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the way we'd like them to."
One player who's been doing things
right all season is defenseman Paul
Moylan, the Lions' leading scorer
with 10 goals and three assists. Bahr
said the efforts of Moylan are an
added bonus to the team's offense.
"We're not concerned with Paul
scoring goals, that's a plus," the
coach said. "Paul's goals have to be
put in the proper perspective. A num
ber of them were penalty kicks. He
has a great penalty kick and he has a
great ball for free kicks.
"We still don't look at him as our
main offensive threat," he added.
"(Forward) Jan (Skorpen) makes
things happen, so does ( midfielder )
Danny Kelly. (Forward) Kamel Ha
daad does things up front, and these
are our main offensive people, and
Paul's a bonus."
Skorpen follows Moylan in the scor
ing drive with six goals and two
assists. Bahr, however, says Skor
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• Hrbek, the first baseman who batted .285 with 34
homers and 90 RBI. He hit a grand slam in World
Series Game 6 that just about took the roof off the
Metrodome.
• Brunansky, the right fielder who batted .259 with
32 homers and 85 RBI. He batted .412 with two homers
and nine RBI in the playoffs.
• Viola, the left-hander who was 17-10 with a 2.90
ERA and won three postseason games.
• Gagne. who had a 47-game errorless string at
shortstop and drove in the Series-winning run.
• Gladden. who stole 25 bases and provided the
Twins with the leadoff batter they had been seeking.
He hit safely in all seven Series games, driving in five
runs in Game 1.
• Reardon, a factor in almost every big game.
• Bert Blyleven, the 36-year-old right-hander who
was 15-12 and then won three postseason contests.
including the playoff clincher.
It's said that to the victors go the spoils. What kind of
spoils can the Twins expect in the coming months?
"A few players on this team will get national notorie
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cause we play in Minnesota." Smalley said.
They will also get richer. Gaetti can declare free
agency. Viola, Puckett and Gagne can go to arbitra
tion.
- Let's not get into that," Pohlad said from the
jubilant dressing room Sunday night.
Not surprisingly, the Twins have picked up the option
on Blyleven and Reardon for next year. For other
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Baylor, the 38-year-old late-season pickup who hit a
game-tying homer in Game 6 of the World Series,
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Oilers
to remain
in Houston
By MICHAEL L. GRACZYK
Associated Press Writer
HOUSTON Houston Oilers owner
Bud Adams spurned a lucrative offer
from Jacksonville. Fla.. and ended
months of speculation and negotia
tions yesterday by announcing he will
keep his NFL team in Houston.
"This is my home," Adams said
yesterday. "I've been here 41 years. I
could have gone to Jacksonville for a
lot more monev.• •
Jacksonville, starving for a profes
sional football team, assembled a
package that could have brought Ad
ams more than $125 million over 10
years. Adams and his family toured
the Florida city several weeks ago for
a red-carpet visit that rivaled treat
ment given to a head of state.
But Adams said he was swayed
after a Houston proposal that calls for
construction of 72 luxury boxes at the
Houston Astrodome.
The new 10-year deal to remain in
Houston, where the Oilers have
played since 1960, hinges on sale of 75
percent or 54 of the boxes by
Dec. 15, according to a letter of intent
signed by Adams.
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