As the game was slowly collapsing around his young shoulders Sunday night, debris piling up, chanting fans closing in, Walker Buehler turned to his puzzled infielders with one last show of his renowned confidence.
“We’re fine,” he shouted.
Only this time, he wasn’t. Only this time, his words drifted...
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But they’re not alone.
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The 13th horse to win the Triple Crown won the award over Accelerate, who… Read More
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