Jan 23, 2018
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Your boy and my boy @joeyspellz were on BONES last night. Drinking, fishing, and cutting corpses heads off. #giambi Written by @mrgenehong
Former MLB Player Jason Giambi Takes A Swing At Virtual Reality
Former MLB Player Jason Giambi Takes A Swing At Virtual Reality
Everybody needs a hobby when they retire, and former major league baseball player Jason Giambi turned to virtual reality, teaming with EON Sports on a virtual reality hardware-software package to teach players how to recognize pitches and understand the strike zone. The solution, which is called Project OPS consists of software, a Bluetooth controller and virtual reality headset that can plug… R…
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Jason Giambi Announces Retirement
Jason Giambi Announces Retirement
Jason Giambi, a former most valuable player whose career was tainted by a drug scandal, announced his retirement. Giambi averaged 37 home runs a year from 1998 to 2003.
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Jason Giambi Announces Retirement
Jason Giambi Announces Retirement
Jason Giambi, a former most valuable player whose career was tainted by a drug scandal, announced his retirement. Giambi averaged 37 home runs a year from 1998 to 2003.
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Jason Giambi retires after 20 seasons
Jason Giambi retires after 20 seasons
Giambi, who played sparingly over the past six years, announced his decision in a statement to the New York Daily News on Monday. The former American League MVP appeared in 2,260 games with four teams, most notably the Oakland Athletics and New …
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Jason Giambi retires after 20 seasons
Jason Giambi retires after 20 seasons
Giambi, who played sparingly over the past six years, announced his decision in a statement to the New York Daily News on Monday. The former American League MVP appeared in 2,260 games with four teams, most notably the Oakland Athletics and New …
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