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You only get the briefest glimpse of him in the five minutes of video, but news of the man in the Dodgers cap who risked his life to rescue another man from a fire at a Fresno home Sunday has gone viral. USA Today, among others, has details.
— Jon Weisman
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The loss of a home is a terrible thing but a loss of a life is a much greater tragedy. A noble deed by that Dodger fan.