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Here is the Joe Torre media session from today. A few of the television guys asked him questions in the beginning.
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Did Torre say that Colter Bean threw the ball well? Or was that Beam? I NEED TO KNOW!
Pete,
Audio is getting clearer every time, awesome job. If anybody ever tells you that you don’t work hard you let me know. Again , great job , I’m there thanks to you.
Sounded like Beam, which seems more likely anyway.
Unedited audio interview without a tabloid headline.
Nice.
Thanks.
“Ghost, I don’t have the answer to that, but I do remember a recent postseason (2006? not sure) where one of the teams that eeked it out at the end actually went further than the early clinchers and sportscasters postulated that the long wait actually hurt the favorites.”
Yep, see Tigers in 2006 and Rockies in 2007.
“Ghost, I don’t have the answer to that, but I do remember a recent postseason (2006? not sure) where one of the teams that eeked it out at the end actually went further than the early clinchers and sportscasters postulated that the long wait actually hurt the favorites.”
Yep, see Tigers in 2006 and Rockies in 2007.