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Thomas Paine Podcast

1970 04-07 Mets at Pirates

Thomas Paine Podcast

mike moore

Daily News, Philosophy, News, Society & Culture, Politics

4.61K Ratings

🗓️ 12 December 2025

⏱️ 170 minutes

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Reading you on an overcast day from Forbes Field in Pittsburgh with the opening of the 1970 season for the defending world champion at New York Mets.

0:10.6

Here at game time, the skies are overcast, it is a rather nippy of 48 degrees.

0:17.8

Not much of a breeze, not enough to be a factor in the ball game. The playing field,

0:22.9

slightly damp, but in pretty good condition. The starting pictures of this opening day

0:27.1

game for the New York Mets, the Cy Young Award winner, the ace right-hander who last year

0:33.6

won 25 and lost only seven, Tom Siever.

0:40.2

And on the mound for the Pittsburgh Pirates in today's opener,

0:44.7

also there is right-hander, a 16-game winner last season,

0:46.8

right-hander Steve Black.

0:50.0

Pittsburgh, our national anthem sung by Brenda Lee.

0:56.0

No! No! I know that he's been in the life I was the world that is

0:59.0

my life

1:01.0

and the life

1:04.0

and was the fast

1:08.0

in here

1:10.0

as is all I said.

1:13.6

Who are the sun?

1:15.6

From the sun,

1:17.6

God's star,

1:19.6

who were the star

1:21.6

The world

1:24.6

around what we want

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