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Game On

by on 17 December 2005 1:27 pm

This thought, articulated by Aaron Sorkin and brought to life by a great actor portraying an immortal character, has nothing to do with being a baseball fan. But it has everything to do with being a baseball fan.

I don’t understand people who say they’ve had enough. How can you have enough of feeling like this? How can you not want to feel like this longer? My brain works differently.

Here’s to Leo McGarry and here’s to John Spencer. At their level, they always played the full nine innings.

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