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For those who might be interested, Vermont Public Radio will be airing an interview with Bill Lee discussing baseball, life and his new book, on Thursday, 3/17 at 7:00pm. If you can't get it on the radio (and a vast majority can't, of course), you might want to get the streaming audio.
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i just listened the 2004 interview and recently watched the documentary. i just love this guy, though i never got to watch him play. he sounds just nutty enough for red sox nation. how come we don't have characters like this guy amongst the active players?
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Ask Don Zimmer how much he likes it.
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Not to mention Bill is probably one of a kind. How many players were like that before and during his time? |
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