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King for a day: some of the most unlikely hitters to club three homers in one game.
WHEN ANAHEIM'S ADAM Kennedy hit three home runs in the fifth and deciding game of the American League Championship Series against the Twins October 13, he joined only four other players to have accomplished that feat in the postseason.
Babe Ruth (who did it twice), George Brett and Reggie Jackson were all home-run-hitting household names. Even Bob Robertson, who hit three for Pittsburgh in the 1971 League Championship Series, was no slouch at the plate, having hit 26 home runs during the regular season that year and 27 the year before.
Kennedy, though, is a player depended on by his teammates for countless contributions, but not in the form of home runs. ...
- Florida's Hot Designers.(architectural services)(Brief Article)
- Magazine article from: Florida Trend May 1, 2001 700+ words
...Gilchrist and Crowe, Tallahassee * Jan Smith, Smith-Mccrary Architects, Jacksonville Architecture's high-tech leaders run a near-paperless design shop. The firm's architects are among design-team regulars at Florida State and Florida A&...
- Missionary Work.(Brief Article)
- Magazine article from: Florida Trend Howard, Mark R. May 1, 2001 700+ words
...who laughed along with the good-humored skit, has tried to run with the idea of the state crafting its own identity about as...far to the Christian right as he can before the term-limit runs out on him. Feeney has a greater sense of urgency than Bush...
- ISE Sells Trams To Anaheim.(ISE Research Corp.)(Brief Article)
- Magazine article from: San Diego Business Journal May 28, 2001 700+ words
...The Supertram, by ISE Research, can seat as many as 74 passengers in a power car and two passenger trailers. The trains will run daily between the Anaheim Convention Center and Anaheim hotels. The two trains cost $850,000 -- $300,000 for each tram...
- Redefining Its Market: Metricom, Inc.(Brief Article)
- Magazine article from: San Diego Business Journal Graves, Brad May 28, 2001 700+ words
...and unexpected loss" of a Metricom contract would affect its own revenues in the first half of this year. Today as it touts Ricochet's use in the home, Metricom continues to run ads emphasizing Ricochet as a way to hook up mobile devices.
- IMPROVISATION HELPS IMPROVE LISTENING SKILLS, COMMUNICATION.(Brief...
- Magazine article from: San Diego Business Journal PATTA, GIG May 28, 2001 700+ words
...are creativity, commitment, cooperation, communication and community, he said. "(Employees) are playing improvisation games in a theater-like setting," Shapiro said. "It helps them with their listening skills, presentation of ideas and nonverbal...
- How to Find, Keep Young Talent in a Company.(Brief Article)
- Magazine article from: San Diego Business Journal MATTHEWS, JIM May 28, 2001 700+ words
...create a greater likelihood of success. Young people today possess resumes that rival Ted Turner's -- that's OK, it's the game. "B.A. from UCLA with honors;" "MBA Stanford, internship at Qualcomm Inc. and president of the Journalism Club...
- Cutting Back, Not Slowing Down.(Marco Thompson, president of San Diego Telecom...
- Magazine article from: San Diego Business Journal GRAVES, BRAD May 28, 2001 700+ words
...pause, "it didn't work." He breaks out with a laugh. When Syte closed, Thompson started Doctor Design. The idea was to run a consulting company half-time, make $50,000 a year doing it, and ski the other half of the time. "Six months after...
- California Businesses Need Direct Energy Access.(Assembly Bill iX recently...
- Magazine article from: San Diego Business Journal Bahl, Robert May 28, 2001 700+ words
...Rarely, if ever, has the approach of summer created such panic in California. Just as daunting as the thought of trying to run a business profitably in the midst of rolling blackouts is the growing concern about how much it will cost California businesses...