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    Bruce offered a message of hope. "This is what I would say to the St. Louis fans: Be proud of your team. Support your team. Don't give up on your team" Bruce said. "Make sure that when the tide starts to turn you can honestly say that you were there for the St. Louis Rams…I was telling one of the current players on the Rams right now about how I stood right in the same (St. Louis) stadium, in the same situation, prepared to fight my best friend on the team, and I was just crying because of what was happening. Full Article at St. Louis Post-Dispatch
    This is what I would say to the St. Louis fans: Be proud of your team. Support your team. Don't give up on your team
    Isaac Bruce – Isaac Bruce SOURCE: St. Louis Post-Dispatch 1 month ago
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  1. We've let it be known that we'd like to play at Busch Stadium and I think there's a lot of people that would like to see us get it. If we get a good start (this season), I think people will come, and the better we do with our tickets at home, the better our chances to get a Winter Classic. Boston is goi...
    SOURCE: St. Louis Post-Dispatch 1 month ago

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