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"And it just showed how much his pitching and his games were not only just must watch, but they were complete events. And they showed people in Mexico listening to the games on the radio, and it just became a larger than life event every time Fernando pitched. The way baseball and professional sports are set up these days, there's nothing like this that can happen. Very rarely will you have somebody that just comes on out of nowhere and just takes the world by storm. It just doesn't happen."
"And it just showed how much his pitching and his games were not only just must watch, but they were complete events. And they showed people in Mexico listening to the games on the radio, and it just became a larger than life event every time Fernando pitched. The way baseball and professional sports are set up these days, there's nothing like this that can happen. Very rarely will you have somebody that just comes on out of nowhere and just takes the world by storm. It just doesn't happen."
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"And it just showed how much his pitching and his games were not only just must watch, but they were complete events. And they showed people in Mexico listening to the games on the radio, and it just became a larger than life event every time Fernando pitched. The way baseball and professional sports are set up these days, there's nothing like this that can happen. Very rarely will you have somebody that just comes on out of nowhere and just takes the world by storm. It just doesn't happen."
"And it just showed how much his pitching and his games were not only just must watch, but they were complete events. And they showed people in Mexico listening to the games on the radio, and it just became a larger than life event every time Fernando pitched. The way baseball and professional sports are set up these days, there's nothing like this that can happen. Very rarely will you have somebody that just comes on out of nowhere and just takes the world by storm. It just doesn't happen."