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Miami Marlins Manager Skip Schumaker, photographed by Joe Cavaretta for the digital version of the April Home Issue of “City & Shore.” 
Sitting behind home plate in loanDepot park, Miami Marlins manager Skip Schumaker talks about home – and baseball – for this magazine’s home issue. Home is where Lindsey and Brody and Presley – wife, son, daughter – are in California while Skip resides in Miami and makes his living trying to get ballplayers home at loanDepot park. Talk even for 15 minutes with Schumaker, though, and you get the impression that managing baseball is an avocation of sorts, while managing lives is the real game. They are lessons he learned from his late father, Wayne Schumaker, who passed away last […]
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