Dallas green

One of baseball's most vibrant personalities, Dallas Green, died peacefully this afternoon. He was Dallas dedicated 62 years of his life to the game he loved, 46 of them coming with the Philadelphia Phillies. Most recently, he served as senior advisor to the last four Phillies general managers. Throughout his professional baseball career, he was a player, coach, manager, scout, farm director, general manager and team president.

In all of these roles, Dallas brought with him the uncanny ability to tell it like it was. Born on August 4, in Newport, Del. Dallas played 13 years of professional baseball , including parts of eight seasons in the majors with the Phillies ; 67 , Washington Senators and New York Mets Previously he covered high school sports for The News.

He returned to The News in Nov. Get the latest news, analysis and opinion delivered straight to your inbox. By signing up you agree to our privacy policy. Stand with us in our mission to discover and uncover the story of North Texas. More from Homepage. We want to hear from North Texans. Do you work at the Dallas County jail? Tell us about mandatory overtime and working conditions.

Backlash over books about race, gender hits Texas schools. Texas legislators were on the job almost 10 months. See our ethics statement. The fourth-year North Dakota State product registered an He also happens to have a great matchup against the Las Vegas Raiders coming up.

Las Vegas Raiders defense vs. Receiving touchdowns: 4 second-most. How about now? OK, well did you know the Raiders allow the sixth-most fantasy points to opposing tight ends this season?

Still not convinced? But I keep coming back to it because the coach that Nick Sirianni is and is becoming has not been and is not inspiring. Sirianni appears to be becoming something resembling the worst version of Chip Kelly.

Watching the Eagles I get the same sense of going nowhere dread I got watching the team. Even the numbers, which are besides the point, are similar. Jalen Reagor has played 45 more snaps than Quez Watkins this year to and has fewer than half as many yards to Raiders - PhillyVoice Miles Sanders rush attempts: 9.

Good things happen when Sanders is allowed to run the football. Jalen Hurts has five rushing touchdowns and 30 more rushing yards than Sanders this year. There are a ton of reasons why Sanders needs to be involved more, and eventually Sirianni has to see the writing on the wall, right?

Slowly but surely you want to see him become a better player within the pocket.