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Speaker 1: From the Berke Shears to the sound from wherever you

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Speaker 1: Fame voter number one oh three, Rob Parker. Welcome to

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Speaker 1: Inside the Parker. We got a great show for you today.

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Speaker 1: We'll have former major league first baseman and out field

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Speaker 1: a longtime reporter from the Lakeland leg You will stop

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Speaker 1: Let's go to lead off. It's getting robbed and keep

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Speaker 1: those day to baseball playoffs begin. And if you're not

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Speaker 1: then you know, all kinds of stuff happened. He turned

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Speaker 1: stuff and instead now he has decided to hand deliver

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Speaker 1: the baseball to the Baseball Hall of Fame. He will

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Speaker 1: do that instead so that all baseball fans will be

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Speaker 1: has at the time of two thousand RBIs joining only

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Speaker 1: Hank Aaron and Alex Rodriguez as guys who had over

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Speaker 1: two thousand RBI in their career. It's an impressive number.

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Speaker 1: Hi just donating the baseball in the memory of his

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Speaker 1: late son, Cyrus. His son was named after cy Young.

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Speaker 1: What an awesome story. In the words of New York TV,

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Speaker 1: legend the late Bill Jorgensen. Thanking you for your time

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Speaker 1: this time until next time. Rob Parker out. He can't care.

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Speaker 1: This could be an inside the Parker to see it

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Speaker 1: next week that time,