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You worry that this entertainer -- for whom language was like a baseball coming at you from Satchel Paige -- you worry that he probably can't get a clear sentence out of his mouth.
Aaron Sorkin: Why the Sublime Schtick of Sid Caesar Still Matters
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You worry that this entertainer -- for whom language was like a baseball coming at you from Satchel Paige -- you worry that he probably can't get a clear sentence out of his mouth.
Aaron Sorkin: Why the Sublime Schtick of Sid Caesar Still Matters
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Men such as Satchel Paige and Josh Gibson, who were forced to spend part or all of their careers in the Negro Leagues, are "special cases."
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You worry that this entertainer -- for whom language was like a baseball coming at you from Satchel Paige -- you worry that he probably can't get a clear sentence out of his mouth.
Aaron Sorkin: Why the Sublime Schtick of Sid Caesar Still Matters
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So was Bill Veeck, the owner who once sent a midget up to the plate and bought a rocking chair for the ancient Negro Leagues legend Satchel Paige to use while sitting in the bullpen.
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"Don't look back," Satchel Paige, the great pitcher of the 1930s and 40s, warned in "Rules for Staying Young," because "something might be gaining on you."
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You worry that this entertainer -- for whom language was like a baseball coming at you from Satchel Paige -- you worry that he probably can't get a clear sentence out of his mouth.
Aaron Sorkin: Why the Sublime Schtick of Sid Caesar Still Matters
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You worry that this entertainer -- for whom language was like a baseball coming at you from Satchel Paige -- you worry that he probably can't get a clear sentence out of his mouth.
Aaron Sorkin: Why the Sublime Schtick of Sid Caesar Still Matters
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"Don't look back," Satchel Paige, the great pitcher of the 1930s and 40s, warned in "Rules for Staying Young," because "something might be gaining on you."
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You worry that this entertainer -- for whom language was like a baseball coming at you from Satchel Paige -- you worry that he probably can't get a clear sentence out of his mouth.
Aaron Sorkin: Why the Sublime Schtick of Sid Caesar Still Matters
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