Danh ngôn của Lou Boudreau

Yeah, I miss it. You don't just break off a friendship you've had with a sport, and with all those you've met all over the country. We've got some friends, some very close friends, and you just sit back and think how fortunate you were having a career like that. And, actually, there's nothing in the game of baseball that hasn't happened to me.

- Lou Boudreau

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Yeah, I miss it. You don't just break off a friendship you've had with a sport, and with all those you've met all over the country. We've got some friends, some very close friends, and you just sit back and think how fortunate you were having a career like that. And, actually, there's nothing in the game of baseball that hasn't happened to me.

Vâng, tôi nhớ nó. Bạn không chỉ cắt đứt tình bạn mà bạn đã có với một môn thể thao và với tất cả những người bạn đã gặp trên khắp đất nước. Chúng tôi có một số người bạn, một số người bạn rất thân, và bạn chỉ cần ngồi lại và nghĩ rằng mình thật may mắn khi có được một sự nghiệp như thế. Và thực ra, không có điều gì trong môn bóng chày mà không xảy ra với tôi.

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