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Сезон Главной лиги бейсбола 2010 г.

Сезон Главной лиги бейсбола 2010 года начался 4 апреля, а регулярный сезон закончился 3 октября. Матч всех звезд 2010 года состоялся 13 июля на стадионе Angel Stadium в Анахайме, штат Калифорния . Национальная лига прервала серию из 13 игр без побед победой со счетом 3–1. Благодаря этому результату Мировая серия началась 27 октября в городе чемпиона Национальной лиги , San Francisco Giants , и закончилась 1 ноября, когда Giants победили чемпиона Американской лиги Texas Rangers со счетом 4:1.

Турнирная таблица

Американская лига

Национальная лига

Постсезон

Кронштейн

Год питчера

На протяжении большей части сезона 2010 год часто называли Годом питчера (хотя этот титул также перенял сезон 1968 года). [1] [2] В 2010 году было отмечено множество значительных достижений питчеров, в том числе:

Управленческие изменения

Генеральные менеджеры

Межсезонье

В сезон

Менеджеры на местах

Несезон

* Выполнял обязанности временного управляющего, заменив Сесила Купера .

Следующие менеджеры, исполнявшие обязанности менеджеров в 2009 году, возглавят свои команды в 2010 году:

Изменения в течение сезона

Лидеры лиги

Американская лига

Национальная лига

Вехи

Достиг

Баттерс

Кувшины

Идеальные игры
Без нападающих
Ноу-хиттер в постсезоне
Другие достижения

Разнообразный

Награды и почести

Регулярный сезон

Игрок месяца

Питчер месяца

Новичок месяца

Другие награды

Посещаемость домашних игр и заработная плата

Новый стадион

Target Field celebrated the return of outdoor Major League Baseball to Minnesota for the first time since September 30, 1981.

The Minnesota Twins inaugurated Target Field, their new 39,504-seat home field, in an exhibition game on April 2 against the St. Louis Cardinals (the Twins lost 8–4). On April 12, the Twins played their first regular season game in their new ballpark with a 5–2 win over the Boston Red Sox. The team moved from the Hubert H. Humphrey Metrodome, which they shared with the Minnesota Vikings since the stadium opened in 1982 and also with the University of Minnesota football program until the Golden Gophers returned to their campus and opened TCF Bank Stadium in September 2009. The Twins last played outdoor baseball at home in 1981 when Metropolitan Stadium (where the Mall of America now stands) closed.

Target Field is also the first stadium to have been built specifically for the Twins since their arrival in the Twin Cities in 1961, and the first stadium to have been built specifically for the franchise since Griffith Stadium was built for the original Washington Nationals in 1911. Also, the 2010 season was the first since 1936 in which the Twins/Senators franchise did not share its stadium with an NFL team.

Ownership change

The Texas Rangers were sold at an auction in U.S. Bankruptcy Court on August 5 to a group led by Chuck Greenberg and Hall of Famer Nolan Ryan from former owner Tom Hicks. The ownership change was approved by MLB owners on August 12.

Broadcasting

Television

The 2010 season marked the first full season in the US for baseball games to be telecast in the digital format. The national telecast breakdown is as follows, along with the maximum number of appearances per team:

In Canada, Toronto Blue Jays games will be televised on Rogers Sportsnet and Rogers Sportsnet One. RSN also holds the Canadian rights to air the Fox and ESPN/ESPN2 games if they do not conflict with Blue Jays games, as well as the All-Star Game and the entire postseason. Starting May 16, TSN2 holds rights to the ESPN Sunday Night Baseball telecasts.

In Australia free to air channel One HD shows up to 5 regular season games live per week (no postseason coverage), and European channel ESPN America broadcasts games as well.

Radio

ESPN Radio will again serve as MLB's national radio network, broadcasting Sunday Night Baseball as well as selected Saturday and holiday games during the regular season, the Home Run Derby and All-Star Game, and all postseason series. ESPN Deportes Radio holds the Spanish language rights to the Fall Classic.

Uniforms, patches, and logo changes

Uniforms

New uniforms and uniform changes

Retired numbers

Throwbacks

Patches

Anniversaries

Memorials

Caps

Retirements

Venue changes

See also

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