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Subject: Re: Lou Gehrig Would Have Been Proud of the LIons

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Old Lion (Brett Boretti)

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Date Posted: 08:31:01 04/29/24 Mon
In reply to: Roar Lion 's message, "Re: Lou Gehrig Would Have Been Proud of the LIons" on 16:35:00 04/28/24 Sun

The man knows how to recruit, develop players, and manage a game. Yesterday I saw a first—I the bottom of the 8th relief pitcher James Vaughn struck out the side on 9 pitches. Not sure that I have seen that in any IL game in years.

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Author: Ghost [ Edit \| View ]	Date Posted: 11:57:08 04/29/24 Mon Kudos to Dianne Murphy and Paul Fernandes in hiring Brett Boretti, who has to be among the Ivy's all time best hires. Can recruit, coach and manage a game.