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I disagree wholeheartedly......
Maybe you should watch more than 10 minutes before you judge the entire show. The whole series (Aaron, Ruth, Gehrig & Williams) were very well done with a different spin than what we have seen before. Who wants so see another documentary with the same info, by the same people with the same footage? Watch Ken Burn's Baseball if you want the same perspective again, it's on MLB Network practically every day. To those who haven't seen it, give it a try, it's an interesting perspective from sources other than the usual suspects.
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