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Bob Costas is a proven big-game player and should have been anchoring the World Series. For reasons known only to someone who deals in the occult, a glimpse of this upcoming meeting of the minds flashed before our eyes early on the morning of Nov. Full Article at New York Daily News
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Comments on one of three anti-Buck and McCarver Facebook groups — and reader responses to a post I wrote on The Times' Bats blog about their insistence that they have no bias — described a loathing for the two announcers that focused to some degree on... Full Article at St. Louis Post-Dispatch
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Here's a brief time line on what transpired in and around Citizens Bank Park in the hours before tonight's Game 3 of the World Series: 2:56 p.m.: High winds scattered a box of those souvenir red-foam fingers near where media members were lining up to... Full Article at Philadelphia Inquirer
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Joe Morgan wasn't supposed to be a great power hitter. He was short for a baseball slugger at 5 feet, 7 inches. He figured to use his foot speed more than his arm muscles. But Morgan learned to do it all. Full Article at Investor's Business Daily
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Veteran NBC Sports broadcaster Bob Costas vividly recalls his introduction as a youngster to Major League Baseball's highlight films of the World Series. Full Article at USA Today
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And I said, 'For what?' and he said, 'For rooting,' and I said, 'Get out of here, I just want this series to go seven games.'
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The attendant looked through the driver's side and it looked like he was going to crawl over Joe to assault me for pulling for the Brewers
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Tony is always asking what they can do, he's always tweaking
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When you consider that, Elvis has a better chance of coming back than the Jays.
