I'm excited because it gives us a chance to talk a little bit not just about what the sport has meant to this city, but what this city has meant to the sport 
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Quote by Dan Ulmer from It's baseball appreciation week in town
I'm excited because it gives us a chance to talk a little bit not just about what the sport has meant to this city, but what this city has meant to the sport
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