Some of baseball’s most cherished lore revolves around dramatic comebacks. Teams start the season like snails and finish like cheetahs, capturing pennants in the fall that seemed completely out of reach in midsummer.
Some of baseball’s most cherished lore revolves around dramatic comebacks. Teams start the season like snails and finish like cheetahs, capturing pennants in the fall that seemed completely out of reach in midsummer.
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The Giantsa Tim Lincecum, left, and the Philliesa Roy Halladay dueled on the pitcher’s mound in Game 1 of the N.L.C.S. Live analysis from Citizens Bank Park of Giants versus Phillies, Game 1, NLCS
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