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09-12-2005, 08:33 PM
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Our love with Wagner
Posted By: Bryan
You just don't get it. The ball was a different composition. The game was completely different. Gavvy Cravath could have been a better power hitter than Ruth if he played 20 years later. Ruth tremendously benefitted from his situation on the Yankees. If you can't see that, well I will keep that comment to myself. The tunnel vision of some people here is amazing. Oddly enough I have yet to see any comment refuting my points (other than Jay.) All I am asking is for you to think outside the box. Nothing more, nothing less. 
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