Some days it is a challenge to find a good replayed event for you all to watch. Wednesday is not one of those days. If you have the channel and the time, MLB Network is showing Game 7 of the 1991 World Series between the Twins and Braves at 1:30 p.m. This is a must-watch for pretty much everyone reading this (but not for the person writing this, who was a huge Atlanta fan at the time).
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John Smoltz sat alone on the Braves bench after the 1991 World Series ended, his Game 7 effort unrewarded. (The Minnesota Star Tribune)
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