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#steve-garvey

Steve Garvey's impressive career stats and accolades pose questions about his Hall of Fame candidacy despite his popularity and consistency.

Steve Garvey, a Dodgers legend, is running for Senate but also has a shot at Baseball Hall of Fame recognition in December.

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Adam Schiff's effective campaign strategy and fame give him a substantial advantage over Steve Garvey in the California Senate race.

California voters will elect a new U.S. Senator, as Steve Garvey contends against Adam Schiff for the seat previously held by Dianne Feinstein.

Adam Schiff holds a 20-point lead over Steve Garvey in the California U.S. Senate race with 53% support from likely voters.

Adam Schiff wins California U.S. Senate seat, highlighting ongoing Democratic control in statewide elections.

Garvey's celebrity status and outreach to Latino voters may not be enough to secure a competitive Senate race against Adam Schiff.

California voters are facing a significant choice between newcomer Steve Garvey and seasoned politician Adam Schiff to fill the Senate seat formerly held by Dianne Feinstein.

Steve Garvey, a former baseball star, faces an uphill battle in his Senate campaign against Adam Schiff, leveraging his sports background for political appeal.

Republican candidate Steve Garvey evades question about who he will vote for in the presidential election

Garvey's strategy may be to distance himself from the polarizing figure of Donald Trump

Former baseball great Steve Garvey is challenging prominent House Democrats for a U.S. Senate seat in California.

Democrats are expected to easily hold the Senate seat but Garvey may secure the second spot on the November ballot.

Steve Garvey, a key player in the 1981 Dodgers World Series win, is now running for the U.S. Senate.

Representative Barbara Lee secured the endorsements of former major league baseball players from the Oakland Athletics for her Senate campaign.

Steve Garvey, a former professional baseball player and Republican candidate for California's U.S. Senate seat, visited a homeless encampment in Sacramento and pledged to be a voice for the homeless.

Garvey's polling numbers are on the rise ahead of a debate in Los Angeles, putting him in third place among likely voters.

Steve Garvey's unconventional Senate campaign is gaining traction without TV ads or public events.

His prominence as an ex-Dodgers player and shifts in Democratic primary dynamics contributed to his breakthrough.

Steve Garvey owes between $350,000 and $750,000 in state and federal taxes from 13 years ago.

Disclosure of such a large tax liability on a federal financial statement by a senator or candidate is rare.

Steve Garvey is facing a significant tax debt of $350,000 to $750,000 in back state and local taxes.

Garvey is working diligently with his accountant and the IRS to resolve the debt by the end of the year.

Steve Garvey, a former Dodgers player, is now running for the U.S. Senate at the age of 75, with aspirations to enter politics that date back to the early 1980s.

Garvey's political career has gained significant traction, with a recent poll showing him tied for the lead with Rep. Adam B. Schiff in the primary election.

The debate for the California U.S. Senate seat became heated when three House Democrats targeted Republican Steve Garvey.

There are two elections for the seat: a special election to fulfill the remainder of Sen. Dianne Feinstein's term and a full six-year term election.

Republican Steve Garvey leads in the UC Berkeley poll for U.S. Senate primary.

Garvey's surge is attributed to increasing popularity among Republicans despite being outspent by Democratic candidates.

Steve Garvey's ex-wife, Cyndy, revealed that Garvey had fathered two children with two women while engaged to a third.

Garvey, a Republican who voted twice for Trump, lacked substantive contributions during a debate among Democratic candidates for the California U.S. Senate seat.