Why is Terry Francona called "Tito"?
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it's actually a nickname for his dad...he and his dad are both named john francona...terry is actually the middle name for the current bosox manager, his dad (who also played in the majors) was known as tito
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Dick Vitale yeeeeaaaaah Babbbby or Lee Corso- not so fast my friend
255090
I remember in 87 when KSHE,a St.Louis rock station,made a fake song about Kirby.It was called Big Bad Butt,and sung to the tune of Big Bad John.Kirby just laughed about it,and found it funny.He was one of those rare players that was liked by all the players,and most all the fans,no matter what team you rooted for.Baseball needs more players like him.
1041933
Probably 2-5 hours before the game. It may be before then, but you should like email Terry Francona or something asking him that.
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it was his coaching style that made him look bad. tito took his fighters game to the next level and proved that he was the better coach.
933265
Styles make fights, both are very good mixed martial artists however Tito's style is made for Chuck. I can't see the fight going any other way than their first bout, unless chuck brakes both his hands on Tito's face and can't continue.
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*** He was the one in violation of his own labor agreement.*** \n\n\nWhen a player CHOOSES to play for the NBA, he chooses to;\nsign, agree to, and play by the CBA as negotiated by the NBA players union.  \n\nA Collective Bargaining Agreement;  A contract with terms that both the NBA and the Players have chosen to follow.  \nIf one of the rules in the CBA are to control your speech on or off the court, you have 3 choices.  1) Control your speech, 2) not control your speech and pay the fine as negotiated in the CBA, 3) Do not play. \n\nThe player may file a grievance.  But he has no grounds to sue, he was the one in violation of his own labor agreement.  \n\nhttp://www.nbpa.com/cba_articles.php - a link to the NBA's CBA \n\nShould an actor that signs a "confidentiality agreement" over the details of his next film be able to sue for free speech?
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Tito KO. Roy is a loser, he fought nobody. Tito had great bouts. Jones? he was made by promoters.
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There Was'nt one.. Zambrano looked like he might be it in Chicago, but he tailed off, and Carpenter in St.louis wasnt really as impressive as the year he won the Cy Young, as for Trevor Hoffman, that game he gave up 2 or 3 back to back HRs to the Dodgers as a closer disqualifies him from conversation, then thru in that he blew saves that spectaculary 3 or so times on the year means i dont care what his numbers said, he cant win...i wouldve rather seen Billy wagner get a Cy Young off last year than Hoffman, Rivera hasnt won one, theres no way in H*ll Hoffman should... so Webb was the best of what was available.
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Hey, are you Polish? Oh this is so exciting, somebody accually wants to know sth about him! You know, I think he just stopped playing, in 1988. Then he was a coach and a manager. I can't find any better answer. Take care!
369654
Tito is one of the best in my opinion. He's atleast around Even Tanner's class. I have a lot of respect for Ken, but I don't think he's that great of a fighter in the current UFC. Man, I love the UFC too. Ask more questions about it, please. =)
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As it is confusing if there are people on the same team with two names or two different teams with same name players. They also do that to carry family pride.
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Gigi Riva is said GIGI...\nThe italian journalist Gianni Brera called Riva the "ROMBO DI TUONO" (=rumble of thunder) for his shots at goal...
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Yes he would be much better than a lot of players already in, not that is a good argument, buy Bill James' book" What is Wrong with the Hall of Fame" and that gives very good arguments for and against a lot of players Oliva included. Oliva won 3 batting titles including one in his rookie year he was the best player on some very good Twins teams better than Killebrew and Carew he was what they now call a 5 tool player run, hit, hit for power, play defense, and throw. He was arguably the best player in the AL from 1964-1971 well this is just my opinion and I am a biased Twin fan but like I said he would probably be better than at least 20 players already in, so he would not be diluting the HOF.
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In early 2003, 'Franco was voted as the best ever Chelsea player by Chelsea's fans. In November 2004, he was awarded an OBE - Honorary Member of the Order of the British Empire in a special ceremony in Rome. In 2005 Zola was voted into the Chelsea FC Centenary Eleven, occupying one of the two "forward" roles.\n\nDespite speculation he would play on in the 2005/2006 season, Zola decided to leave the game, just a week before he turned 39. He is currently an Italian football pundit, though he also comments on European competitions.\n\nA true modern-day football genius, Gianfranco paved the way for many other foreigners to join the English game, while still being highly regarded in Italy. He scored 80 goals for Chelsea, including 14 superb free-kicks. No senior Chelsea player has been assigned Zola's jersey number 25 in the three seasons since his departure.
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In a bar fight its probably ortiz. For the simple reason that in most streefights it really is not a stand up trading punches type of deal. Of course if tyson hit ortiz with a clean punch it would be bad for tito, but its just as bad for tyson if he misses because ortiz probably tackles him and then breaks tysons arm or leg or something as tyson would probably not really have a clue as to how to deal with anything that a martial arts expert like ortiz could throw at him. \n\nMost fights are not really about who throws a harder punch, but who has more tools to use in the fight. Typically boxers vs martial arts experts go to the martial arts guy because if the boxer is at a bad distance its all over.
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They're saying his name.  LUUUUUUUUUUKE.\n\nKind of like when players are named Drew or Bruce.