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Norm Miller had many memorable moments during his 9-year career with Houston and Atlanta. He roomed with Jim Bouton when he was writing “Ball Four” and lockered next to Hank Aaron during his run to No. 715. He also encountered a manager who wouldn’t start him because he was Jewish.
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Nolan Ryan Q/A on why he named son for Jimmie Reese, beloved coach of Angels
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