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Justin Bernstein sponsor(s) this page.
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As Shakespeare wrote in Twelfth Night, "Be not afraid of greatness: some are born great, some acheive greatness, and some have greatness thrust upon them." Mark Lemke had all three.

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Elizabeth's favorite forever and Ann's favorite player too.. .it's not always easy

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Bill Plaschke's unsavory fetish

didn't need to read this phrase

Redesign!

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god it's about time!

danny field sponsor(s) this page.

juan samuel was, quite simply, the greatest baseball player in the history of the world.

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Was just looking up something to do with Warren Spahn:

Jim Cook sponsor(s) this page.

Opening day 1953. What a game. And my first.

Excellent.

Not a sponsor comment, but this may be useful (haven't watched it):

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O3wNQvJH-5Q

http://www.baseball-reference.com/friv/rudolph.html

wtf

I like the similar batters mostly bc of #10 which... is a non-sequitur? unless i am missing a pun there?

thinking a non-sequitur.

ozzie shouted out with glee

Adding to my small collection of Pilots (Joe Schultz, Fred Talbot, Merritt Ranew), I'm now the proud sponsor of Mario Mendoza's page. ($15, instead of the standard $10 for guys with zero on-field accomplishments--such is the price of fame.)

Got an e-mail today that they're discontinuing sponsorships (a day after I forget to renew Steve Hovley). Lack of interest--current ones will linger. A few years of Joe Schultz was the best 60 or 70 dollars I ever spent.

They look different.

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they're making changes to their subscription model, with the side effect that the play index will be free through the end of april

When did they take off Pythagorean projections from a team's main page (and are they hidden somewhere I'm not looking)? I wanted to check the '68 Tigers.