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Old 08-13-2024, 04:47 PM
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Hey Hank. I haven’t been able to upload the video but I’m sure the whole thing was wonderful. Not to cast undue negativity, but I will always despise Calvin Griffith for the scars inflicted on this 9-year old kid.
I’ll add that I met Jim Kaat some years ago in Philadelphia, I think. He couldn’t have been nicer.
The link on the memorabilia side seems to be working fine, while the one on the card side is kaput. God, I hate this tech stuff, why doesn't the shit just work!
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The link on the memorabilia side seems to be working fine, while the one on the card side is kaput. God, I hate this tech stuff, why doesn't the shit just work!
Well Hank, thanks for directing me to the memorabilia side. Great watch and obviously a priceless memory and experience for you. I didn’t know that Calvin Griffith was the batboy. Makes sense. I can’t help but think that if he was still the team’s owner, he would have made you pay your own way up to Minneapolis.
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Well Hank, thanks for directing me to the memorabilia side. Great watch and obviously a priceless memory and experience for you. I didn’t know that Calvin Griffith was the batboy. Makes sense. I can’t help but think that if he was still the team’s owner, he would have made you pay your own way up to Minneapolis.
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Well Hank, thanks for directing me to the memorabilia side. Great watch and obviously a priceless memory and experience for you. I didn’t know that Calvin Griffith was the batboy. Makes sense. I can’t help but think that if he was still the team’s owner, he would have made you pay your own way up to Minneapolis.
That would have made it a non-starter! I had to think whether I really wanted to help them claim the history they stole along with my team, but I'm glad I went. They were all "Minnesota Nice," as you see on signs everywhere, and I did feel some healing for my 65 year PTSD from when they took off from D.C.
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Late to the party, but that is just great, Hank. Thanks for posting the video. Congratulations!! Well done, sir!
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