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05-28-2015, 12:25 PM
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The book is really well done. My favorite aspect of the Moe Berg story is that he had the education and brains to step right into what could have been a successful and much more lucrative job as a lawyer but he chose to be a bullpen catcher instead, because, as his death bed words showed, the man genuinely loved baseball. Anyhow, here is one of my favorite items, a snapshot of Berg with another American icon:
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