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Tag Archives: world series
But I thought you were a Dodgers fan
Since I was a kid, my priorities for a baseball season have been rather simple: I wanted the Dodgers to win the World Series. But I knew such an event was rare, thereby defining it’s value. And so, if it … Continue reading
Posted in Entertainment, History, News, Personal
Tagged baseball, dodger giants rivalry, dodgers, giants, la dodgers, los angeles, rivalry, san francisco, sf giants, sports rivalry, world series
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The Brewers, the Dodgers, and some old school baseball
The Dodgers are likely moving out of their brief post-All Star break slump. The best indicators of it are threefold: things are breaking their way in games, even when they lose; they kicked Milwaukee’s butt last night, 17 to 4; … Continue reading
Posted in News
Tagged baseball, brewers, dodgers, don drysdale, los angeles, los angeles dodgers, major league baseball, manny ramirez, milwaukee, prince fielder, russell martin, world series
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