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The Philadelphia Phillies and Minnesota Twins played the MLB Field of Dreams Game on Thursday night in Dyersville, Iowa. And ahead of the game, ESPN New York radio host Don La Greca took the time to voice “all kinds of problems” he has with the 1989 movie that was filmed at the site, Field of Dreams.

La Greca went off a...


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In 1989, Field of Dreams came out and immortalized baseball’s inextricable relationship with nostalgia. In the now-cult classic film, the late James Earl Jones played Terence Mann, a 1960s author, who guides Kevin Costner’s Ray Kinsella to build a baseball diamond within his Iowan cornfields.

He built it, and the ghosts of baseball past came. 


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In its first Major League Baseball broadcast, Netflix debuted a scorebug that drew polarizing reactions


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If Alex Rodriguez wants to make the Baseball Hall of Fame, Michael Kay believes his best chance is coming out of retirement.

Rodriguez has been on the ballot for five years, having never received more than 40% of the vote, falling well short of the 75% required for induction into the Hall of Fame. The clock is ticking, with Rodriguez...


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We’re going to go ahead and say it’s safe to claim that the New York Mets will not win a World Series in Howie Rose’s final season in the booth. That’s at least what Carlos Mendoza – who has since been relieved of his duties — promised to the departing radio voice of the Metropolitans.

The 72-year-old Howie Rose wanted nothing more than ...


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