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Volume 23 No. 29
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Crowd Sourcing

Interviews with fans across the country reveal what they’ve missed, if they’re ready to attend a game in person … and the wisdom of sports returning to action.
By Bill King
August 17, 2020
Photo: getty images Bob Arthur, his wife and eldest daughter had stopped for lunch about halfway into the six-hour drive from their Southern California home to Phoenix when he received the heartbreaking text alert that MLB had pulled the plug on spring training. Arthur had purchased t...

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