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    Where Are They Now?

    Apr 01, 2020 2 minutes
    by RON MORRIS

    LaVel Freeman chased history in magical season

    hirty years of employment with UPS near Sacramento has afforded LaVel Freeman plenty of reflection on his professional baseball career. Time to ponder whether he should have attempted to reach .400 on the final day of the 1987 Texas League season—and to contemplate why

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