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Hall of Famers v bunch of gamers: the Dodgers’ exit proves money can’t buy everything

The Guardian US ·
Hall of Famers v bunch of gamers: the Dodgers’ exit proves money can’t buy everything

The Brewers turned LA’s stars into ghosts during their four-game NLCS sweep, destroying the ‘team that destroyed baseball’ and revealing the sport’s hard truth Milwaukee Brewers manager Pat Murphy had just watched his club dismantle Los Angeles for a fourth straight National League Championship Series game.

Standing with his team in the Dodger Stadium clubhouse, he was ready to celebrate.

But before popping his champagne and setting off a stream of celebratory suds, Murphy had a message.

“They got a bunch of Hall of Famers.

We got a bunch of gamers.” Continue reading...

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