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06-21-2021, 12:07 PM
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Baseball Nicknames
I think a great part of early baseball lore are the nicknames bestowed on star players. I mean it is hard to beat, "the Sultan of Swat", "The Georgia Peach", The Iron Horse and the "Splendid Splinter." Since I don't really follow the modern game and its' top players, I hope this great custom is still alive and well.
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