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It was 49 years ago today, but it never gets old.
— Jon Weisman
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jaymanne
In my humble opinion, and I am clearly biased…. Had Koufax not had to retire at the age of 30, he’d have pitched 10 no-hitters… Hats off to the Cub pitcher who pitched a one-hitter that evening…. Sandy was, is and always will be ther greatest pitcher in history… he’s my hero for life.
oldbrooklynfan
I never got to see most of the games Sandy pitched living in New York during most of his brilliant years, since modern technology wasn’t what it is today. I pick up most of it the following day in the newspapers or occasionally on Nationwide T.V. and the post season.
I am happy to watch Kershaw first hand.
Mark Hagerstrom
My first game at DS and the inspiration for my handle.