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When I lost my career as a historian at the age of 44,due to a neurological disease that at times makes it impossible for me to even read,I talked to athletes about what it’s like to lose your career at a relatively young age.They said be grateful you had it, and focus on family.
I love baseball and its history. Thank you!
Growing up in New York, the earliest Yankee legend I had the chance to see in person was Mickey Mantle towards the end of his career. This photo made me daydream what it would have been like as a kid to go out to the stadium and be able to see Ruth and Gehrig play.
One can only fathom how many more hits he would have had if he had been able to play everyday in the beginning of his career.
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