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In 1971 Robert Clemente was asked when he thinks he would get his 3,000th career hit, he said “Well, uh, you never know. I, I, uh, if I'm alive, like I said before, you never know because God tells you how long you're going to be here. So you... show more

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Dr. Mike Farrell13 days ago

I watched that game on a 13 in b&w tv, the pitcher was Jon Matlack

Rob13 days ago

The first non-family death I remember that really affected me.

Jack Mycka13 days ago

Final regular season AB #retire21

STEVE HERMANOS13 days ago

I Wachted it on tv. I was a ten year old Mets fans and I didn't want him to get it off the Mets. I've been grateful I was disappointed in that moment--for the past many decades. He is immortal. ❤️⚾️

Skruluz13 days ago

He played in the playoffs but those stats don’t count.

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