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9/11- Large's Reflection

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I Hope The Audio Version Of Dave's Book Includes The Outtakes Of Him Trying And Failing To Read His Own Words

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I'm No Sandy Koufax, But My Memories Of Yom Kippur Are Just As Precious...

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On This Date in Sports September 27, 1973: Nolan 383

On This Date in Sports June 30, 1962: Sandy's First No Hitter

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On This Date in Sports: September 9, 1965: Pitching Perfection

On This Date in Sports September 15, 1969: Carlton's 19K Can't Derail Miracle Mets

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Tank's Vlog December 30, 2018

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On This Date in Sports September 27, 1973 Nolan 383K

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On This Date in Sports September 16, 1988

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On This Date in Sports August 19, 1969

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On This Date in Sports June 8, 1968

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On This Date in Sports April 16, 1940

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On This Date in Sports August 22, 1965

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It's the middle of the summer, so you already know what the heck that means. That's right folks, it's time to bash baseball from the early-to-mid-1900s. Cy Young? Babe Ruth? Sandy Koufax? Yup, they're all outta here. Also, a spirited debated fueled by a couple of DEPs breaks out over whomst had the best verse on one of the greatest songs ever of all time: "Int'l Players Anthem (I Choose You)." To close the show I think we talked about Paul George for a minute or two? It,,, hard to say.

Cy Young Threw 48 MPH

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#Mickstape: CY YOUNG THREW 48 MPH

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Tank's Vlog June 29, 2017

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On This Date in Sports June 30, 1962

Wake Up With Sandy Koufax Dominating In The 1965 World Series

City Of L.A. Renames Street Leading To Dodger Stadium After Vin Scully

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