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Published September 20, 2017 at 250 × 353 in ’67 Sox greatest waste of stellar pitching
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Gary Pressy, showing off his Cubs championship ring, prepares to sing in the seventh inning of his 2,500th consecutive game.

Gary Pressy, showing off his Cubs championship ring, prepares to sing in the seventh inning of his 2,500th consecutive game.

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