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Found October 28, 2011 on Washington Times:
PLAYERS: Tony La Russa
TEAMS: St. Louis Cardinals
ST. LOUIS (AP) - A drained Tony La Russa sat behind the podium, jersey gone and a blue towel draped around his neck,"When you dream," the St. Louis Cardinals manager said, "you dream about seventh game, all the heroics."After one of the greatest games in baseball history, a 10-9, 11-inning ...
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