Jose Feliciano
MIAMI, FL - APRIL 04: Jose Feliciano sings the national anthem on Opening Day before a game between the Miami Marlins and the St. Louis Cardinals at Marlins Park on April 4, 2012 in Miami, Florida.
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The opening of Marlins Park started off with a parade of showgirls and Jose Feliciano singing the National Anthem ... It ended with the sad, shameless sight of Loria trotting out Ali’s disease-ravaged body for a forced on-field ceremony. Happy Opening Day, everyone.
He has a huge chunk missing
For the national anthem, we're going to have Jose Feliciano ... Jose Feliciano was the first Hispanic in history to sing the national anthem in the United States. The guy has a lot of emotion. You are going to see rhythm all over the place in this stadium. Every corner that you go in this place, you're going to have a little bit of the Miami feel.More quotes »
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Sentencing for janitor in New Jersey priest murder
MORRISTOWN, N.J. -- A former church janitor convicted of murdering a New Jersey priest is scheduled to be sentenced Friday. Jose Feliciano didn't deny stabbing the Rev. Edward Hinds to death in the rectory of St. Patrick Roman Catholic Church in Chatham from WABC Read more »
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In 1968, Jose Feliciano caused an uproar for his rendition of the national anthem; He sang it again at Marlins Park opener to mixed reviews
The official unveiling Wednesday night of the new Miami Marlins stadium to fans and a national television audience may have revived an old controversy: Did Jose Feliciano offend some again with his untraditional acoustic version of the national anthem? F from Miami Herald Read more »
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Baseball's newest ballpark
Globe and Mail Update Published Wednesday, Apr. 04, 2012 11:07PM EDT Last updated Wednesday, Apr. 04, 2012 11:13PM EDT Images from the Marlins’ first game at the new stadium (REUTERS) Hide caption St. Louis Cardinals starting pitcher Kyle Lohse bunts in from Globe and Mail Read more »
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Miami Marlins video: Jose Feliciano National Anthem and flyover
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Cardinals 4, Marlins 1: On Opening Day, Marlins’ Stadium Overshadows Their Play
MIAMI — After years of planning, political wrangling and begrudging compromise, a new era in baseball began Wednesday night in Miami. The Miami Marlins — routinely overshadowed and ignored in the local sports scene — took center stage as opening day came from The New York Times Read more »
