7 Decades of Baseball Pennant Races

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Its 1951 De Ja Vu - the Dodgers and the Giants
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Its 1951 De Ja Vu - the Dodgers and the Giants

1962 NL Pennant Race

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Welcome to the 1960s when baseball was beloved. ! A decade of change and excitement in Major League Baseball. It started with Mantle and Maris and ended with the “AMAZIN” Mets. In between, there was the pitching of Koufax and Drysdale, Bob Gibson, Denny McClain and Tom Seaver. Relive the heroics of Mazeroski, the Robinsons, “Hammerin” Hank and Yaz. Also view,arguably, the most exciting pennant race finish of all time, the 1967 Bosox triumph. And let’s not neglect the rise to power of the lowly Pirates. All this and so much more. A great time to spread the word to friends and family. Subscribe today - it’s FREE!

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This week read the story of the story of an amazing pennant race between two old time rivals.

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Next week tune in for the 1962 AL Pennant Race.

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