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[EXCLUSIVE] GONTITI-- 步いても 步いても Soundtrack[2008] - Thanks to 'fen' for another nice release from them..Appreciated 01. 朝 02. 步いても 步いても 03. 子供の時間 04. うみかぜ 05. かえりみち 06. 蝶 07. 予感 08. 朝 (short version) ...
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A Baseball Letter of Protest: Why Hide 'Driving Mister Yogi' Book During Spring Training? - Dear Houghton Mifflin Harcourt: All autograph collectors, especially those who collect only through the mail, know how unique spring training is. Everythi...
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Give to a Very Good cause - Broadway has its “angels,” folks who love the theater and are willing to contribute bug bucks to see their name in the program or merely for the satisfacti...7 hours ago
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Any player/Any era: Gary Carter - What he did: It took Gary Carter six tries to be voted into the Hall of Fame. This shouldn’t come as any surprise, given Carter’s stats or the history of t...8 hours ago
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What could go right... and what could go wrong (Part II) - Here is my second installment of the "right/wrong" preview for the 2012 season, this time focusing on the pitching staff. *Starters* *Clayton Kershaw* *Ri...4 days ago
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65. Shoeless Joe Jackson: What's In A Name? - Yeah, I know, I already posted this story a while back, but wait - there's a reason... after much prodding and more than a basketful of emails, I finally ...1 week ago
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The King Of South Philadelphia - I didn’t know what to do after the game ended. Do we just leave? Like it is a regular game? Really? We just head to our cars? Are they even parked where ...1 year ago
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Not saying that I would enjoy living in the WW11 era, but it would have been amazing seeing payers like Tedd Williams and the like, hitting the field!
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