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(#4) Brad Ausmus
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Former major league catcher Brad Ausmus was born to a Jewish mother and Protestant father in New Haven, Connecticut. He went on to manage the Israel national baseball team and become the first Jewish manager of the Detroit Tigers. He was inducted into the National Jewish Sports Hall of Fame in 2004.
He told the Jewish Journal, "I wasn't raised with the Jewish religion, so in that sense I don't really have much feeling toward it. But, however, in the last 10 or so years, I have had quite a few young Jewish boys who will tell me that I am their favorite player or they love watching me play or they feel like baseball is a good fit for them because it worked for me or it worked for Shawn Green or other Jewish players at the major league level. It has been a sense of pride. If you can have a positive impact on a kid, I'm all for it."
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Famous Jews not only belong to the art world and business, but many famous scientists, religious figures, journalists, and other influential athletes around the world are also Jews. Throughout history, science, art, and religion have always been represented by famous Jews, and there are relatively few outstanding athletes. People always have a stereotype of devout Jews, thinking that they reject violent and active sports.
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