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Welcome back to the Dersh show. Yesterday's show where I just spontaneously talked about

baseball and showed my Red Sox ring and my Dodger rings got a lot of very

positive reaction gave me a lot of joy to talk about the Brooklyn Dodgers and go back in time almost 70 years to the

1955 World Series and of course the Yankees did win last night, overwhelmingly.

They were hitting the big ball, far away.

Aaron Judge didn't do anything,

but everybody else on the team did great and what did they were 11

11 to 4 and tonight's a big game another elimination game if they Yankees win tonight, then, you know, it's just a two out of three series and it's doable, so we'll see what happens.

I neglected the show, my favorite bit of baseball memorabilia yesterday was sitting on my desk and I just forgot to show it I was so caught up in the moment and so I want to show it now you you'll get a kick out of this.

This is a baseball signed by a lot of people.

You'll see the major signatory, right in the middle is Babe Ruth. This comes from 1934 when Major League Baseball

sent all of its all stars to Japan.

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