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04-16-2013, 12:38 PM
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Now this stuff right here, is why I love the game of baseball and collecting it so much. These stories are just priceless, and it's truly amazing to see one lobby so hard for someone. You do not see that in today's game. That is why baseball is the greatest sport ever because of the glorified history of the game.
Jim, I will always keep telling you to write a book with all your stories, or somehow tell them all, because I don't want to lose any when your time is up (not saying your's is up anytime soon  ).
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