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| | The New Yorker: PRINTABLES (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-26) |
 | | I was back among the grownups the next evening—well, back in the press box—for the best entertainment of the young season, an extended docudrama against the Atlanta Braves, unexpectedly captured by the Mets, 7-6, in twelve. |
 | | Last year, he broke an ancient mark held by Babe Ruth when he walked a hundred and seventy-seven times, but with fifty free passes to date he'll surpass that and then some; more than a third of his trips to the plate this year end in a free pass. |
 | | The walks were on his mind during a pre-game press conference, when he said that all those early free trips this year had made it tougher to get his earlyseason swing adjusted. |
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