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			How To Help Across the nation, games were played with a heavy heart as Major League teams resumed their seasons. But baseball did its best to help the healing of a wounded nation. And MLB and the Players Association each will contribute $5 million to a newly created Disaster Relief Fund. Full Story>> Special thanks to all the fans who contributed to the MLBPA Disaster Relief Fund. Your generous support is greatly appreciated. 'We never forget': 56k \| 300k Photo Galleries: Day 1 \| The Flag

First Person

Terror strikes home for Figueroa
New York native Nelson Figueroa gives his first person views

New York, New York. Big city, big dreams.

I was awakened Tuesday morning by my brother, who called from Brooklyn, N.Y. I answered the cell phone only to find out the nightmare was just beginning.

"Planes crashed into the Twin Towers and into the Pentagon!!! WAKE UP!" he screamed.

I was, in an instant, as wide awake as could be. I turned on the television to see he wasn't joking. Full Story >>

Denny Hocking: Baseball's the last thing on my mind
Kevin Tapani: A time to be with family
Jason Marquis: I have a job to do

Other Ways to Help
Red Cross 1-800-HELP-NOW Please note: The Red Cross site is very busy. If you cannot reach the site and wish to make a donation, visit Amazon.com or Yahoo Store. Helping.org United Way: 212-251-4035 Salvation Army: 800-SAL-ARMY Firefighters Fund	New York State WTC Relief Fund -- The Governor encourages all those wishing to donate funds to contact (800) 801-8092, or send donations to the New York state World Trade Center Relief Fund, P.O. Box 5028, Albany, NY 12205 Uniformed Firefighters Association Widow's and Children's Fund: Send donations to UFA, 204 East 23rd Street, New York, NY 10010


	Remarkable spirit and resolve were on display at stadiums across America as Major League Baseball returned to play Sept. 17 and 18. A collection of video, audio and photographs from each Major League game played on those days.