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01-15-2017, 02:07 PM

orly57

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Originally Posted by mechanicalman

Is it me, or were men more articulate and genuine back then? By comparison, it's painful to listen to some modern day athletes being interviewed.

I agree Sam. Listen to a Ty Cobb interview, or read some of his quotes. Their vocabulary just seems more advanced than your average person (not just athlete) in 2017. Cobb was EXTREMELY intelligent, but he didn't go to college.

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