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05-16-2016, 09:57 PM
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No way to know for sure that the Gilbert/Boone duo was a unique answer.
The Narron triple play seems almost entirely vaiid as an alternative, but if I wanted to split hairs, Junior's major league career ended in 2004 (more than 10 years). In the minors he lasted until 2011. Interesting that the grandson was named after Gramps and that Dad apparently couldn't hit a curve ball. Dewey turned my single into a grand slam though and deserves a standing ovation. 
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