NEWS SUMMARY
Date: 18 February 1990
LEAD: INTERNATIONAL/3-27
Didi Gregorius Anniversaire, Date de Naissance
Mariekson Julius "Didi" Gregorius (born February 18, 1990) is a Curaçaoan-Dutch professional baseball shortstop for the Algodoneros de Unión Laguna of the Mexican League. He has previously played in Major League Baseball (MLB) for the Cincinnati Reds, Arizona Diamondbacks, New York Yankees, and Philadelphia Phillies.
Gregorius was born in Amsterdam to Johannes Gregorius Sr., a Dutch professional baseball player. His family moved to Curaçao when Gregorius was five years old, at which point he began playing tee-ball and youth baseball. MLB scouts began taking notice of Gregorius when he was a teenager, and he signed with the Reds in 2007 after they offered to bring him to the United States. Gregorius' rise through the Reds' farm system was hindered in 2011 when a chronic kidney malfunction caused him to miss two months of the season, but he made his major league debut in September 2012. After the 2012 season, with Gregorius' path to the majors blocked by starting shortstop Zack Cozart, Cincinnati traded him to Arizona, where he split his playing time with Chris Owings and Cliff Pennington.
The Yankees, needing a shortstop to replace the recently retired Derek Jeter, acquired Gregorius in December 2014, and he played the next five seasons for the team. His batting improved with the Yankees: in addition to breaking Jeter's single-season home run record in 2017, he put up 20 or more home runs in three consecutive seasons. Despite missing several weeks of the 2019 season while recovering from Tommy John surgery, Gregorius continued to hit for power upon his return, with a postseason grand slam securing the Yankees' place in the 2019 American League Championship Series.
The Yankees chose not to extend his contract at the end of the season, and the Phillies signed Gregorius as a free agent that winter. Gregorius' first two seasons with the Phillies were hindered by the COVID-19 pandemic, associated visa issues, and a battle with pseudogout, and he batted a career low .209 in 2021. The Phillies released him in August 2022, and he has since played in the Mexican League.
Gregorius has represented the Dutch national baseball team at several international tournaments, including the Baseball World Cup and World Baseball Classic. At the 2011 Baseball World Cup, he and his teammates received honorary knighthood after defeating Cuba in the gold medal match. He was named the Most Valuable Player of the 2025 European Championship.
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- dimanche 18 février 1990
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- Amsterdam
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18th of February 1990 News
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India Barring Foreign Journalists From Turbulent Kashmir
Date: 18 February 1990
By Barbara Crossette, Special To the New York Times
Barbara Crossette
LEAD: The Indian Government is barring foreign journalists from the Kashmir Valley, where a separatist movement has been growing for more than a year.
Anchors in New Roles Are Gaining Wealth, But Not Much Prestige
Date: 19 February 1990
By Jeremy Gerard
Jeremy Gerard
LEAD: When Paula Zahn agreed last week to move from ABC to CBS, she became the latest member of the millionaires' subdivision of the already exclusive network news anchors' club. At CBS, Ms. Zahn will replace Kathleen Sullivan as co-anchor of ''CBS This Morning'' and, an industry executive said, will earn $1.15 million a year - more than four times her A
From Morgan To Milken: Two Drexel Legacies
Date: 18 February 1990
By Floyd Norris
Floyd Norris
LEAD: It was front-page news, but the collapse of the House of Drexel, ending a saga that ran from J. Pierpont Morgan to Michael R. Milken, was greeted with a yawn in the financial markets.
Mutual Funds; Digging Out After Drexel
Date: 18 February 1990
By Carole Gould
Carole Gould
LEAD: When the crisis at Drexel Burnham Lambert hit the news last Monday, Fidelity Investments, the nation's largest mutual fund company, geared up for Tuesday's flood of telephone calls.
A MILITARY EDITOR IS SAID TO RESIGN
Date: 18 February 1990
By David E. Sanger, Special To the New York Times
David Sanger
LEAD: The Air Force officer who is editor of Pacific Stars and Stripes, the United States military's official newspaper in Asia, has resigned in a dispute over charges that the military is censoring the paper.
Sky TV Begins to Make Progress
Date: 19 February 1990
By Geraldine Fabrikant
Geraldine Fabrikant
LEAD: Sky Television, Rupert Murdoch's satellite programming service in Britain, had operating losses of about $129 million in its first year. But there are signs that it is making progress.
A New Sport For New Yorkers
Date: 18 February 1990
LEAD: ALL that money! All that sex! All that blond hair! Tout le monde dined out on Donald and Ivana Trump last week after the news broke that the brash billionaire intended to divest himself of Trump, The Mrs. Strangers in barrooms argued over how just much of Mr. Trump's many, many millions Mrs. Trump should get after 13 years and three children.