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- 1Reliable Robotics opens Seattle radar hub, valuation tops $1 billion▼Autonomous flight startup Reliable Robotics opens Seattle area radar hub as valuation tops $1 billion
Autonomous flight startup Reliable Robotics has opened a new radar facility in the Seattle area while its valuation has climbed above $1 billion, giving it unicorn status. The hub will support the company's work on remote-piloted and autonomous aircraft systems. Seattle's deep aerospace talent pool makes the region a natural base as the startup scales up its certification and testing efforts.
- 2The Seattle Pilots' strange one-year path to Milwaukee●3 HOFers, a Game 163 and a future Commissioner: The wild story of the Brewers' 1st season -- in Seattle https://www. mlb
A feature from MLB traces the chaotic 1969 season of the Seattle Pilots, who lasted just one year in Seattle before bankruptcy forced their move to Milwaukee, where they became the Brewers. The story highlights Hall of Fame players from that roster, a one-game playoff, and Bud Selig's role in bringing the team to Milwaukee. Selig later became baseball's commissioner.
- 3The Brewers' chaotic first season began in Seattle▼3 HOFers, a Game 163 and a future Commissioner: The wild story of the Brewers' 1st season -- in Seattle
The Milwaukee Brewers' franchise actually began in Seattle, playing a single season in 1969 as the Seattle Pilots before relocating. The story features three future Hall of Famers, baseball's first one-game playoff tiebreaker in the American League, and Bud Selig, who bought the club and moved it to Milwaukee before becoming MLB Commissioner.
- 4The wild story of the Brewers' first season in Seattle●The wild story of the Brewers' 1st season -- in Seattle
The Milwaukee Brewers did not begin in Milwaukee. The franchise was born as the Seattle Pilots in 1969, played a single chaotic season in Seattle, then went bankrupt and relocated to Milwaukee in 1970, becoming the Brewers. MLB is revisiting that turbulent debut year, and baseball fans are discussing one of the strangest origin stories in the sport's history.