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Redleg

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8. I remember watching Gibson late in his career

Reply to AltairIV (Reply #1)

Wed May 3, 2023, 01:42 PM

May 2023

While he had lost his best stuff, he still had the mental game that made him so great. I also remember how delighted I was when Tom Seaver signed with the Reds, my favorite team. Unfortunately, the Reds didn't make it back into the World Series until long after that.

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