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• A look at Cubs trades in the pre-expansion era: 1957Dale Long (left) and Lee Walls talk with Rogers Hornsby at spring training in 1958 | Getty Images There were quite a few Cubs trades in ‘57. None of them had any great impact on the team. The Cubs were coming off a 94-loss season in 1956, and they tried quite a few changes to make a difference in ‘57. It didn’t work, as the Cubs lost 92 in 1957. And as bad as a 90+ loss season is now, reme...2024Read about Rogers Hornsby news -
• Baseball history unpacked, November 8Photo by George Gojkovich/Getty Images A M-W-F digest, replete with #Cubs, #MLB, and #MiLB content, gathered from reputable sources. Neifi Perez signs! And other stories, including Jerome Walton and Dwight Smith ROY results. Dwight’s birthday, too. On Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays, Bleed Cubbie Blue is pleased to present a light-hearted, Cubs-centric look at baseball’s colorful past, wi...2024Read about George Gojkovich news -
• Baseball history unpacked, October 30Photo by Hans Gutknecht/MediaNews Group/Los Angeles Daily News via Getty Images A M-W-F digest, replete with #Cubs, #MLB, and #MiLB content, gathered from reputable sources. Chapman gets the save, and other stories. On Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays, Bleed Cubbie Blue is pleased to present a light-hearted, Cubs-centric look at baseball’s colorful past, with plenty of the lore and various...2024Read about Clark Griffith news -
• Today in White Sox History: October 27White Sox legend Ozzie Guillén was in the 1999 World Series for Atlanta — an on this day 25 years ago, the fourth Series loss of the 1990s tied that team in with a White Sox opponent. An Atlanta loss ties it with another foe, vanquished on the South Side 1876 Some 24 years before the White Sox were even founded, a key member of the later-1900s Pale Hose was born on this day. Patrick “Patsy...2024Read about White Sox news -
• Today in White Sox History: October 24Chances are, this scoring attempt came during Willy Miranda’s second 1952 stint with the White Sox, but the swap that brought the Cuban infielder to Chicago for the first time took place on this day, 73 years ago. Willy Miranda begins his South Side merry-go-round 1901 In possibly the first instance of crosstown movement, Cubs center fielder Danny Green signed for bigger money with the Whi...2024Read about White Sox news -
• Baseball history unpacked, October 7Happy birthday, Jose Cardenal! | Photo by Focus on Sport/Getty Images A M-W-F digest, replete with #Cubs, #MLB, and #MiLB content, gathered from reputable sources. Not the best day historically for playoff Cubs teams. Happy birthday to Jose Cardenal and many others. On Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays, Bleed Cubbie Blue is pleased to present a light-hearted, Cubs-centric look at ...2024Read about White Sox news
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• A look at Cubs trades in the pre-expansion era: 1957
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• Baseball history unpacked, November 8
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• Baseball history unpacked, October 30
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• Today in White Sox History: October 24
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• Baseball history unpacked, October 7
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• Combined no-hitters in major league historyPhoto by Matt Dirksen/Chicago Cubs/Getty Images Here’s some more interesting baseball history. The Cubs had Shōta Imanaga, Nate Pearson and Porter Hodge combine for a no-hitter over the Pirates Wednesday evening at Wrigley Field. That's still a rare enough feat that I thought you'd like to see a list of the 20 other combined no-hitters in major-league history. June 23, 1917, first game. B...2024Read about Matt Dirksen injuries -
• Today in White Sox History: August 4On this day both 44 and 45 years ago, a very young Harold Baines had accomplishments of note. | Des Moines Register A future Hall-of-Famer begins to make his presence known 1911 Here’s a weird record and distinction for you: Lee Tannehill not only is the only shortstop in baseball history to record two unassisted double plays in the same season — he got both in the same game! The milestone...2024Read about White Sox injuries -
• Today in White Sox History: July 20On this day 51 years ago, Wilbur Wood took his lumps in both games of a doubleheader. Wilbur takes his lumps 1940 In a win that pushed them to .500 for the first time all season, the White Sox walloped Philadelphia, 19-7. The visitors packed all 19 runs into just three frames, scoring eight in the first, seven in the fifth, and four in the ninth. It took the A’s three pitchers just to get...2024Read about White Sox injuries -
• Baseball history unpacked, July 19Getty Images A M-W-F digest, replete with #Cubs, #MLB, and #MiLB content, gathered from reputable sources. Happy birthday, Phil Cavarretta! More birthdays and more stories! On Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays, Bleed Cubbie Blue is pleased to present a light-hearted, Cubs-centric look at baseball’s colorful past, with plenty of the lore and various narratives to follow as they unfold over t...2024Read about Christy Mathewson injuries -
• This Day in Braves History: Chipper Jones homers in All-Star Game at Turner FieldPhoto by Jamie Squire/Getty Images Braves Franchise History 1957 - Felix Mantilla and Billy Bruton collide while chasing a pop fly. Mantilla will miss 19 games while Bruton hurts his knee and will miss almost a year. 1962 - Hank Aaron and Tommie Aaaron homer in the ninth inning to help the Braves to an 8-6 win over the Cardinals. It is the first time since the Waner brothers accomplished ...2024Read about Chipper Jones injuries
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• Baseball history unpacked, August 2
Photo by Gary Leonard/Getty Images A M-W-F digest, replete with #Cubs, #MLB, and #MiLB content, gathered from reputable sources, a little bit cheesy but nicely displayed. The Dodgers have bright yellow balls, Walter Johnson debuts, Thurman Munson and Vin Scully pass on, and many other stories. On Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays, Bleed Cubbie Blue is pleased to present a light-hearted, Cub...2023Read about Walter Johnson
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• The story of how the wedge between Art Modell and Paul Brown began: Part 2
Modell was part of the third ownership group A group of investors hailing from New York City had bought the Cleveland Browns in 1961. The two main owners were the Schaefer Beer Company and advertising executive Arthur B. Modell. The highlight of the deal for Modell, who would become a hands-on owner, was that Paul Brown would remain the head coach. Without this stipulation, the deal may not have ...2023Read about Municipal Stadium
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"After a stint in the Army and a trade to the Washington Senators, he made his MLB debut as an outfielder in 1956." - 2023
"1923 - The first Sunday game at Yankee Stadium draws an estimated 60,000, but the Yankees fall to the Washington Senators 4-3." - 2022
"Louis Cardinals (@Cardinals) October 14, 2022 One thing I did not recall when looking up Sutter’s career is that he was originally drafted by the Washington Senators out of high school in Pennsylvania in 1970." - 2018
"No player has done that since Jim Shaw pulled it off for the 1919 Washington Senators." - 2017
"When the original Washington Senators decided to move to Minneapolis for the 1961 season, American League owners quickly added an expansion team to the nation's capital." - 2016
"Randy Johnson also struck out 20 in the first nine innings of a game that went 11 innings, and Tom Cheney racked up 21 in 16 innings for the Washington Senators back in 1962." - 2015
"Having already joined Nemo Gaines as the only graduates of the United States Naval Academy to ever throw a big league pitch, Cardinals reliever Mitch Harris on Tuesday accomplished what Gaines never did in his time with the Washington Senators some 94 years ago: That is, earn a Major League win." - 2014
"The Library of Congress revealed newsreel footage of Game 7 of the 1924 World Series between the Washington Senators and the New York Giants, a day before the Nationals-Giants opener in an N."
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• Baseball history unpacked, November 8
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• Baseball history unpacked, October 30
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• Today in White Sox History: October 27
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• Today in White Sox History: October 24
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• Mike Cubbage Passes Away
Former major league infielder and coach Mike Cubbage has passed away after a battle with cancer, according to a report from Bradley Locker of the New York Post. He was 74. Cubbage played parts of eight seasons between 1974-81. A left-handed hitter, he was drafted by the Washington Senators in the second round in 1971.…...2024
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• Today in White Sox History: August 4
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• This Day in Braves History: Atlanta fires Chuck TannerPhoto by George Gojkovich/Getty Images Braves Franchise History 1919 - Boston holds Hank Gowdy Day at the ballpark as he plays in his first game after returning from the Army. Gowdy singles on the first pitch he sees but the Braves fall to the Reds 10-4. 1920 - Jack Scott allows three hits as the Braves beat the Reds 7-0. 1928 - Jack Slattery quits as manager of the last place Braves and...2024Read about Chuck Tanner trade rumors -
• Today in White Sox History: May 12During some of his 18-game winning streak against the White Sox, Ellis Kinder (right) had Ted Williams as a member of his fan club. Ellis Kinder’s win streak goes away, Sandy Consuegra arrives 1904 Future Hall-of-Famer Ed Walsh made his White Sox debut, pitching in relief. It happened in Philadelphia, during a 9-3 loss to the A’s. Walsh threw one inning, giving up two hits and a run. 19...2024Read about White Sox trade rumors -
• This Day in Braves History: Chipper Jones walks off PhilliesPhoto by Mike Zarrilli/Getty Images Braves Franchise History 1987 - Graig Nettles and Dion James both hit grand slams to lead the Braves to a 12-4 win over the Astros. It is the first time since July 3, 1966 that the Braves have two grand slams in one game. 2000 - The Braves become the first National League team in 49 years to win 15 straight games with a 5-3 win over the Dodgers. The las...2024Read about Chipper Jones trade rumors -
• This Day in MLB History: April 26thPhoto by Focus on Sport/Getty Images MLB History 1901 - After two consecutive rainouts, just over 10,000 fans witnessed the Philadelphia Athletics make their American League debut with a 5-1 loss to the Washington Senators. 1904 - Ty Cobb makes his pro debut as a 17-year old playing for the Augusta Tourists of the South Atlantic League. Cobb homered and had a double in the game. 1941 - W...2024Read about Philadelphia Athletics trade rumors
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• Baseball history unpacked, November 8
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• Baseball history unpacked, October 30
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• Today in White Sox History: October 24
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• Baseball history unpacked, July 19
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• Today in White Sox History: June 25On this day 62 years ago, the White Sox tried to kick-start their season with Charlie Maxwell. A couple of day-off deals to try to save a season 1953 White Sox manager Paul Richards was regarded as one of the smartest people ever to lead a baseball team. With the Sox going for a series sweep of New York and leading 4-2 in the ninth inning, Richards brought in pitcher Harry Dorish to reli...2024Read about White Sox stats -
• Baseball history unpacked, May 20Claude Passeau | Flagstaff Films A M-W-F digest, replete with #Cubs, #MLB, and #MiLB content, gathered from reputable sources. Happy birthday, Claude Passeau, and other stories. On Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays, Bleed Cubbie Blue is pleased to present a light-hearted, Cubs-centric look at baseball’s colorful past, with plenty of the lore and various narratives to follow as they unfold o...2024Read about Babe Ruth stats -
• Today in White Sox History: March 11Is Nancy Faust getting birthday wishes from her donkey, Mandy? Could be. | Bonnie Trafelet/Chicago Tribune/Tribune News Service via Getty Images Happy birthday to perhaps the greatest acquisition the South Siders ever made 1947White Sox organist and baseball legend Nancy Faust was born in Chicago. Nancy is a White Sox icon, deserving of better franchise acknowledgement, as well as Baseba...2024Read about White Sox stats -
• Baseball history unpacked, March 1Happy birthday, Adbert Alzolay! | Photo by Michael Reaves/Getty Images A M-W-F digest, replete with #Cubs, #MLB, and #MiLB content, gathered from reputable sources. Happy birthday, Adbert Alzolay! Bill Veeck in the news, and other stories. On Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays, Bleed Cubbie Blue is pleased to present a light-hearted, Cubs-centric look at baseball’s colorful past, with plenty...2024Read about Adbert Alzolay stats -
• Five Facets of 1922 American Caramel (E120 set of 240): Babe Ruth, Surf Dry Casting, the Federal League, and more!IntroductionMost collectors who know the 1922 American Caramel set (Old Cardboard profile) will recognize their baroque borders and aspire to own any big name from its star-filled checklist. The company, an important 1920s candy maker, made a comprehensive set (15 guys on 16 teams team) and attractive albums to display them, something seldom seen in our hobby's prewar era.Those intricate borders d...2024Read about Babe Ruth stats -
• A comparison between baseballs used in MLB and NPBPhoto by Eric Espada/Getty Images Japanese pitchers sometimes need adjustment time when they come to MLB. The size of the baseball could have something to do with it. Many pixels have been spilled regarding the adjustments Japanese pitchers must make transitioning to American baseball. Most attention focuses on the differences in the official baseballs used in the Japanese (NPB) and Americ...2024Read about Eric Espada stats
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• Today in White Sox History: October 24
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• This Day in Braves History: Chipper Jones homers in All-Star Game at Turner Field
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• This Day in Braves History: Chipper Jones passes Mickey Mantle on all-time RBI listPhoto by Marc Serota/Getty Images Braves Franchise History 1944 - Jim Tobin homers and tosses a no-hitter in a 2-0 win over the Brooklyn Dodgers. 1971 - Hank Aaron launches his 600th career home run off Gaylord Perry in a 6-5 loss to the Giants at Fulton County Stadium. Aaron joins Babe Ruth and Willie Mays as the only major league players with at least 600 home runs. 2011 - Chipper Jone...2024Read about Chipper Jones -
• Baseball history unpacked, April 17Sam Snead | Getty Images A M-W-F digest, replete with #Cubs, #MLB, and #MiLB content, gathered from reputable sources. Sam Snead, no-hitters, and more! On Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays, Bleed Cubbie Blue is pleased to present a light-hearted, Cubs-centric look at baseball’s colorful past, with plenty of the lore and various narratives to follow as they unfold over the course of time. He...2024Read about Cincinnati Reds -
• Baseball history unpacked, April 10Photo by Silver Screen Collection/Getty Images A M-W-F digest, replete with #Cubs, #MLB, and #MiLB content, gathered from reputable sources. Happy birthday, Chuck Connors, the piece of metal comes to Chicago, and other stories. On Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays, Bleed Cubbie Blue is pleased to present a light-hearted, Cubs-centric look at baseball’s colorful past, with plenty of the lore...2024Read about New York Highlanders -
• This Day in Braves History: Atlanta snaps a nine-game losing streakPhoto by Scott Cunningham/Getty Images Braves Franchise History 2012 - Chipper Jones homers in his first game of the year to help the Braves to a 6-4 win over the Houston Astros. The win snaps a nine-game losing streak that dates back to their collapse at the end of the 2011 season which cost them a playoff spot. Tyler Pastornicky hit his first major league homer for Atlanta in the win. M...2024Read about Scott Cunningham -
• It’s time for the Royals to honor George SpriggsOur only alumni The Royals have made some significant moves this spring, inducting Bo Jackson, John Schuerholz and Cedric Tallis into the team’s Hall of Fame. Now that Tallis has been inducted, I’ll need to find a new windmill to tilt at. Bringing attention to the Tallis oversight has been one of my main passions the last five years and I’m very happy for the Tallis family to see this long-overdu...2024Read about John Schuerholz -
• The fascinating career of Elmer ValoFrom Slovakia to Municipal Over the years I’ve become fascinated with the history of the Kansas City Athletics. I’m not sure why, other than geographical relation. The teams themselves were mostly terrible. They never had a winning record in their 13-year stay in the city. The fans’ relationship with the team was often strained, first by numerous lopsided trades made with the Yankees and later by ...2024Read about Kansas City Athletics -
• Remembering Billy GardnerThe former Royals manager died earlier this month. Former Royals manager Billy Gardner died on January 3 at the age of 96. Gardner enjoyed a ten-year career in the big leagues as an infielder before managing in the minors with the Royals. He would eventually serve as manager of the Minnesota Twins for six seasons, and skipped the Royals in 1987. Gardner grew up on a farm in Connecticut, signing wi...2024Read about Minnesota Twins -
• Today in White Sox History: January 6The White Sox snagged sidearmer Tim Fortugno off of waivers on this day, 29 years ago. | Ron Vesely/Getty Images A sidearmer is sent to the South Side 1920 White Sox hurling hero Early Wynn was born, in Hartford, Ala. Wynn was a slow starter, making his debut in 1939 with the Washington Senators but really only finding his footing as a pitching star after World War II, primarily with Clev...2024Read about White Sox
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• Harris becomes first Navy grad to earn MLB win
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• This Day in Braves History: John Smoltz records his 3,000th strikeout
Braves Franchise History 1966 - The Braves win their first game in Atlanta defeating the Mets, 8-4. 1982 - The Braves see their 13-game winning streak to start the season come to an end with a 2-1 loss to the Reds. 2008 - John Smoltz becomes the 16th pitcher to strike out 3,000 batters. He is the sixth fastest player to the mark in terms of innings pitched with 3,386. MLB History 1876 - The Bos...2023Read about John Smoltz
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• Former Cubs closer and Hall of Famer Bruce Sutter has died
Photo by Focus on Sport/Getty Images His split-finger pitch was almost unhittable for a while. There was a time, in the late 1970s, when the split-finger pitch thrown by Cubs closer Bruce Sutter baffled nearly every batter who tried to hit it. Sutter had five outstanding seasons for the Cubs, but eventually his success led to an arbitration award deemed too expensive for the sclerotic Wrig...2022Read about Bruce Sutter
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• This Day in Braves History: Rafael Furcal has three triples in win over Marlins
Braves Franchise History 1982 - The Braves beat the Cincinnati Reds 4-3 to extend their winning streak to 13-straight to start the season. 2002 - Rafael Furcal hits three triples to tie the modern major league record as the Braves defeat the Marlins 4-2. MLB History 1898 - Phillies pitcher Bill Duggleby hits a grand slam in his first major league at-bat. Bobby Bonds hit a grand slam in his firs...2023Read about Rafael Furcal
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• Frank Howard, four-time All-Star and Washington Senators legend, dies at 87Howard still holds the MLB record for the most home runs hit in a week...2023 -
• This Day in Braves History: Chipper Jones passes Mickey Mantle on RBI list
Photo by Scott Cunningham/Getty Images Braves Franchise History 1944 - Jim Tobin homers and tosses a no-hitter in a 2-0 win over the Brooklyn Dodgers. 1971 - Hank Aaron launches his 600th career home run off Gaylord Perry in a 6-5 loss to the Giants at Fulton County Stadium. Aaron joins Babe Ruth and Willie Mays as the only major league players with at least 600 home runs. 2011 - Chipper...2023Read about Chipper Jones
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• Harris becomes first Navy grad to earn MLB win
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• Yankees poised for 10,000th franchise win
On April 23, 1903, the New York Highlanders beat the Washington Senators, 7-2, in Washington. That was win No. 1 for a franchise that 10 years later would become the Yankees, going on to 27 championships worth of glory....2015Read about New York Highlanders
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• A look at Cubs trades in the pre-expansion era: 1957
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• Baseball history unpacked, November 8
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• Today in White Sox History: October 27
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• Baseball history unpacked, October 7
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• Combined no-hitters in major league history
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• Today in White Sox History: July 20
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• Baseball history unpacked, July 19
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• This Day in Braves History: Chipper Jones homers in All-Star Game at Turner Field
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• This Day in Braves History: Warren Spahn outduels Don DrysdaleBraves Franchise History 1963 - Warren Spahn outduels Don Drysdale with a three-hitter to beat the Dodgers 1-0. It is the first time that Spahn has beaten the Dodgers on the road since 1948. He had lost 14 straight. (nine at Ebbets Field, four at Memorial Coliseum and one at Dodger Stadium). MLB History 1907 - The Washington Senators steal a record 13 bases off of catcher Branch Rickey in a 16-5 ...2024Read about Warren Spahn -
• Today in White Sox History: May 12
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• It’s time for the Royals to honor George Spriggs
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• This Day in MLB History: January 29Photo by Scott Halleran/Getty Images MLB History 1901 - The Rules Committee comprised of Connie Mack, John McGraw and Charles Comiskey reject a proposal that would have banned the bunt and recommends no changes to the game at this time. 1930 - The Boston Red Sox sell former home run champ Ken Williams to the New York Yankees. However after acquiring him, New York will release Williams bef...2024Read about Connie Mack rumors -
• Tuesday night’s game was the Phillies’ first-ever Game 7MLB Photos via Getty Images How does that compare to the Cubs and other teams? Before Tuesday’s NLCS Game 7 I saw a factoid posted that is hard to believe at first: The Phillies had never played a Game 7 in any postseason series in their franchise history. You’ve probably heard this now, as it was mentioned a number of times before and during the game. So here’s a bit of Game 7 history. At...2023Read about MLB Photos rumors -
• Max Scherzer Carves His Place in MLB History with 20-K Masterpiece
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