baseball · daily brief
Minnesota announced the passing of longtime baseball coach John Anderson and reflected on the enduring program he built.
Minnesota announced the passing of longtime baseball coach John Anderson and reflected on the enduring program he built.
Source: Minnesota Athletics
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