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Louis and Arizona, they lost seven times, scored a total of 16 runs, saw two complete-game shutouts pitched against them, had both a pitcher and a catcher say publicly that they wanted to be traded because of how they were being used and, perhaps most disturbing of all, displayed no understanding whatsoever of the concept of intelligent, situational hitting. DON LARSEN, when asked what he could possibly do to improve on the perfect game he pitched against the Dodgers in the 1956 World Series: "Pitch two imperfect one-hit games. The company chose VML after a formal RFP pitch process in which they pitched against other national agencies. |
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