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279: 155:, Schmuck first came to national attention in 1980 when the California Department of Motor Vehicles denied his request for a personalized license plate bearing his last name, claiming it was "obscene and offensive to public decency." The incident led to an appearance with comedian Buddy Hackett on an episode of the syndicated re-make of the game show 162:
During a sports writing career that spanned 43 years, Schmuck covered the Los Angeles Dodgers, California Angels and Baltimore Orioles as a beat writer before becoming the Baltimore Sun's national baseball reporter in 1994. He became that paper's general sports columnist in 2004 and remained in that
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In addition to his writing career, he served as a television baseball analyst for the FOX affiliate in Baltimore and spent two decades as a sports and political talk show host on WBAL Radio. He also appeared in five episodes of the MLB Network's
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role until retiring. He also served as a freelance columnist for The Sporting News during the 1990s and wrote for numerous sports magazines and baseball annuals.
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web site. He still writes columns for the website BaltimoreBaseball.com on an occasional basis.
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Peter Schmuck: A fond farewell to arms (and bats) and the greatest sports fans in the world
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1090. For several years, he wrote a popular blog entitled "The Schmuck Stops Here" on the
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before retiring in 2020. Named Maryland Sportswriter of the Year seven times by the
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and three episodes (Cal Ripken, Albert Belle and Ball Four) of ESPN's
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This article about an American journalist born in the 1950s is a
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California
Orange County Register
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columnist
The Baltimore Sun
National Sports Media Association
baseball
talk show
WBAL
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Cal State Fullerton
Baseball Writers' Association of America
Peter Schmuck: A fond farewell to arms (and bats) and the greatest sports fans in the world
"Suspend That Poetic License"
Sports Illustrated
Schmuck becomes BBWAA president
ESPN
Peter Schmuck
The Baltimore Sun
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