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From: woods@hao.UUCP (Greg Woods)
Newsgroups: net.sport.baseball
Subject: Re: Ball parks and their teams (Yanks)
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Date: Thu, 23-May-85 20:59:47 EDT
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Posted: Thu May 23 20:59:47 1985
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> he [Phil Rizzuto] is slightly! prejudice for which team he roots for), you 
> can't deny the
> man the rightful place he deserves at Cooperstown. I'm looking for feedback
> on this subject from all you fans that are more neutral about this.
> I, for one, will not try to say that I'm not biased about this topic. 

  Maybe Phil *does* deserve to be in the hall of fame based on his contributions
as a player, but unless you are a rabid Yankee fan (I'm a Red Sox fan and have
*always* detested the Yankees, who are way overpublicized. Reminds me of
the Dallas Cowboys, but that flame belongs in another newsgroup) then listening
to Phil announce the games is intolerable. He's as bad as Johnny Most must have
been for non-Celtics fans.

Go Sox! Go Tigers! Go O's! Go Jays! ANYONE but the Yankees. Sorry, guess I'm
not exactly neutral either.

--Greg

"You bought third place, George!"
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