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Washington Times:
SAN DIEGO | At an early age, Rick and David Eckstein were aware of their current - or future - limitations. Their father, Whitey, saw to that. He was only 5-foot-9 and his wife, Pat, was 5-3, so Whitey Eckstein didn't sit around pining for the growth spurt that would change his two boys' athletic fortunes. He let them know that if they wanted to succeed in baseball, they would have to find a niche. So the brothers went to work on every element of their games, piling up the hours in ...
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