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Remembering 9/11
Ballparks go silent to honor victims of Sept. 11
For a few brief moments Wednesday, there was no cheering in baseball. There wasn't any booing of the rival team, applauding of a great play or the sounds of vendors working the stands. At each of the five ballparks in use Wednesday afternoon, everyone at the game took time to pause and remember the tragedy of Sept. 11, 2001. More >
Around the ballparks:
Pirates-Reds
Mets-Braves
Expos-Cubs
Dodgers-Giants
Marlins-Phillies
Cardinals-Brewers
Rockies-Astros
Padres-D-Backs
Tigers-Twins
Yankees-Orioles
Blue Jays-Indians
Red Sox-Devil Rays
Mariners-Rangers
White Sox-Royals
Athletics-Angels
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• 2002 Coverage •
Pre-Game Ceremonies Around League
Yankee Stadium, New York:
  Orioles at Yankees: 300K
Minute Maid Park, Houston:
  Rockies at Astros: 300K
Miller Park, Milwaukee:
  Cardinals at Brewers: 300K
Kaufman Stadium, Kansas City:
  White Sox at Royals: 300K
Jacobs Field, Cleveland:
  Blue Jays at Indians: 300K
Pacific Bell Park, San Francisco:
  Dodgers at Giants: 300K

September 11: Commemoration
Mariners Charles Gibson, Edgar Martinez and Bret Boone on 9/11: 300K
Branford Marsalis plays Taps during ceremonies at Yankee Stadium
Twins manager Ron Gardenhire comments on the moving pre-game ceremony
Rangers manager Jerry Narron reflects on the 9/11 commemoration
Twins center fielder Torii Hunter says there's more to life than baseball
Reds shortstop Barry Larkin on the pre-game ceremony honoring firefighters
TWIB tribute to 9/11: 300K
MLB "We Never Forget": 300K
Moment of silence at 9:11 p.m. in Yankee Stadium
Yankees manager Joe Torre talks about the one year anniversary
Yankees pitcher Roger Clemens reflects on the events of 9/11
Yankees GM Brian Cashman feels the presentation will affect all fans at the Stadium
Mets manager Bobby Valentine reflects
Giants infielder and Brooklyn native Rich Aurilia reflects on last year's events
Shannon Rovers Irish Pipe Band performs Amazing Grace
Cubs catcher Joe Girardi talks about how 9/11 has affected everyone
Expos GM Omar Minaya shares his emotions
Minnesota Gov. Jesse Ventura makes a proclamation
Sammy Sosa carries the flag high
• 2001 Remembrance •
September 17: Baseball Returns
Jack Buck's moving speech and poem, as baseball resumes: 300K
Coors Field: Colorado choir sings National Anthem: 300K
Comiskey Park: National Anthem & God Bless America: 300K
Cinergy Field: National Anthem sung by the Lindsey Wilson College Singers: 300K
Dodgers broadcaster Vin Scully's pre-game speech at Dodger Stadium

September 21: Shea Stadium Spectacular
Diana Ross: God Bless America: 300K
Marc Anthony: National Anthem: 300K
NYPD Pipers & USMC Battalion: Irish bagpipes: 300K
Mike Piazza's emotional 8th inning blast puts NY up 3-2: 300K

September 25: Baseball in the Bronx
Michael Bolton: Lean On Me: 300K
Irish tenor Ronan Tynan: God Bless America: 300K
Max Von Essen, son of Thomas Von Essen, NYFD Commisioner: Star Spangled Banner: 300K
Branford Marsalis & Boys Choir of Harlem: Taps, We Shall Overcome: 300K

More Moments:
9/27, Wrigley Field: Sammy Sosa's first inning HR culminates in a memorable flag-waving victory lap: 300K
9/27, Wrigley Field: Catcher Joe Girardi addresses Cubs fans at Wrigley Field: 300K
10/30, Yankee Stadium: President Bush throws out the first pitch of Game 3 of the World Series: 300K
11/4, Bank One Ballpark: Trumpet player Jesse McGuire plays the National Anthem before Game 7: 300K

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First day back The Flag   MLB.com pays tribute to the memory of the victims of the September 11th tragedy with this photo gallery of flags at half-staff at every Major League ballpark.
First day back Day 1   A photo collage from baseball's first day back after the tragedy. Stadiums across the country paid tribute to the victims and heroes of September 11.
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