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Cal Ripken never should have broken Lou Gehrig's record. The right thing to do would have been to take a day off the game before breaking it.
It's not like Gehrig had a sprained ankle or something. He had ALS.
The classy thing to do would have been to let Gehrig keep the record. He was a great player. Deserves his spot in the Hall of Fame. But he's not entitled to that particular record.
It's not like Gehrig had a sprained ankle or something. He had ALS.
The classy thing to do would have been to let Gehrig keep the record. He was a great player. Deserves his spot in the Hall of Fame. But he's not entitled to that particular record.
posted by Josh at
Sunday, July 29, 2007
1 Comments:
Bravo. I couldn't agree more!
However, being a resident of Baltimore, one isn't allowed to say such things out loud. Even possessing such thoughts can result in a beating with crab mallets.
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