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    "It just goes to show you how much history these teams have," Gammons said on Baseball Tonight following a seven-minute segment detailing a wrong turn off I-95 by the former Yankees catcher. "Imagine, 56 years and four months to the day before CC Sabathia starts Game 1 of the World Series, Yogi Berra was actually in Philadelphia and may have passed by the Liberty Bell. I'm not saying the Series will come down to this, but it's definitely something to keep in mind." Gammons added that a sub-sub-subplot for fans to watch involves former Yankee Scott Brosius, who attended high school with Meryl Fornadel, aunt of Helen Fornadel, who was the principal of Canyon View Elementary School, which is in the same San Diego school district as the elementary school Cole Hamels attended. Full Article at ChicagoNow
    Imagine, 56 years and four months to the day before CC Sabathia starts Game 1 of the World Series, Yogi Berra was actually in Philadelphia and may have passed by the Liberty Bell. I'm not saying the Series will come down to this, but it's definitely something to keep in mind.
    SOURCE: ChicagoNow 2 weeks ago
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  1. It just goes to show you how much history these teams have
    Peter Gammons – Peter Gammons SOURCE: ChicagoNow 2 weeks ago
  2. You also have to despise the fans ... that's a big part of it too ... This Ricketts guy sounds like a real sucker.
    Jerry Reinsdorf – Jerry Reinsdorf SOURCE: ChicagoNow 2 weeks ago
  3. An owner is supposed to rule his team with an iron fist and a cold heart ... Just look at how I treat the Bulls and Sox. I literally hate them.
    SOURCE: ChicagoNow 2 weeks ago

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