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Old 01-17-2021, 12:15 PM
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Great question, Steve.

Like most who have posted here already, there are many to choose from.

But, I will narrow it down to 3 guys, which I have been fortunate to have a conversation with for at least an hour (or more) on each occasion.

First......
I met Ted in Cooperstown back in the 1980's, and we talked BASEBALL, Yankees vs Boston (1940's - 1950's), and BB cards for about an hour.





2nd......April 1984, I was on a 1st class flight from Newark to Chicago sitting with Phil. We had a great time "Talkin' Baseball" for 2 hours, plus
our old neighborhood (Phil lived 2 blocks from my home in Hillside, NJ when I was a youngster)





3rd......I met Don in Cooperstown in the early 1990's. A very friendly guy to talk with. And, of course we spent a lot of time reminiscing about
his Perfect Game in the 1956 World Series.





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