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Speaker 1: That's a tough loss and a tough day to be

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Speaker 1: a New York sports fan. Rangers lost in overtime, Yankees

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Speaker 1: But that was tough. There's not much worse than staying

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Speaker 1: Welcome back to DJ Lemayhew. He went zero for three

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