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Reusse recalls the most forgotten, great 1970 Twins [Reusse on Baseball]
The SKOR North Twins Show - A Minnesota Twins Podcast · SKOR North | Hubbard Radio
April 23, 202017m 52s
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Show Notes
Billy Martin to Bill Rigney. Rod Carew got hurt 50 games in. Jim Perry won a Cy Young. A young Dutch right-hander made his MLB debut. The closer pitched 111 innings that year. Pat Reusse tells Derek Wetmore all about the 1970 Minnesota Twins, the most forgotten great Twins team in history.
Bonus stories: Charlie Manuel, Cesar Tovar and Tommy "the Blade" Hall.
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