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Posted By: Scott Forrest

I think the big difference is that Denny McLain always was willing to admit he had gambling and drug problems, and he knew it was ruining his life. True - he couldn't seem to get past it, but he kept trying and he didn't either blame the world for his problems, or live in a fantasy world like Pete Rose, thinking his behavior was correct.

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