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03-22-2014, 02:41 AM
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Oh man, I had Ted Williams on my DVR and just got a DVD recorder this Christmas. Had I known I'd have burnt it for you Bill.
My favorite 2 sports docs are by far Baseball (own VHS but would love in DVD) and Hoop Dreams (which I own, but think release through Criterion was pretty limited). Hoop Dreams to me is one of the most compelling documentaries (even movies) ever made... And the 18+ hours of Baseball never get old, no matter how many times over I watch it. 
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