The World Series that changed baseball forever

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In 1973, baseball was in crisis. The first strike in pro sports had soured fans, American League attendance had fallen, and America's team-the Yankees-had lost more games and money than ever. Yet that season, five of the game's greatest figures rescued the national pastime. Hank Aaron riveted the nation with his pursuit of Babe Ruth's landmark home run record in the face of racist threats.

The Greatest Summer in Baseball History: How the '73 Season Changed Us Forever [Book]

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Baseball legend shares what happened after infamous 1996 hit in College World Series

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How baseball changed forever in 1972: A timeline of MLB's most memorable events, 50 years later

D-backs' Lovullo and Hazen navigated difficult years — on field and off — en route to World Series