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	<title>Comments on: In praise of baseball on the radio</title>
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		<title>By: Kevin O'Keefe</title>
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Good to see we bloggers have common interests like listening to the baseball via the net. 

Launching a new start-up I listen, first in the garage and now in my small office down by the harbor, to my Mariner&#039;s, Cubs and Twins. I grew up in Wisconsin in a small town on the Mississippi listening to the Twins - there is now nothing more soothing than to listen to the voice of Herb Carneal, who is in his 43rd year with the club. 

I still remember hiding a transistor radio under the pillow to listening to Twins games on the West coast, a place that seemed so far away at the time. My fondest memory may be  listening to Catfish Hunter pitch a perfect game for the A&#039;s against the Twins in 1968.

Thanks John, for allowing me to reminisce a bit. Perhaps the only time its nice to show one&#x2019;s age is in recalling baseball stories.</description>
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<p>Good to see we bloggers have common interests like listening to the baseball via the net. </p>
<p>Launching a new start-up I listen, first in the garage and now in my small office down by the harbor, to my Mariner&#8217;s, Cubs and Twins. I grew up in Wisconsin in a small town on the Mississippi listening to the Twins &#8211; there is now nothing more soothing than to listen to the voice of Herb Carneal, who is in his 43rd year with the club. </p>
<p>I still remember hiding a transistor radio under the pillow to listening to Twins games on the West coast, a place that seemed so far away at the time. My fondest memory may be  listening to Catfish Hunter pitch a perfect game for the A&#8217;s against the Twins in 1968.</p>
<p>Thanks John, for allowing me to reminisce a bit. Perhaps the only time its nice to show one&#x2019;s age is in recalling baseball stories.</p>
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