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    SHORT STOPS

    Feb 25, 2020 2 minutes
    BY TONY REHAGEN

    in baseball lasts longer than the name suggests, and no matter which team hosts, there’s nothing like it. The fields are immaculate, the players are fresh, and the clubs brim with something that, for most of them, will evaporate by summer: hope.

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