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Kansas City Royals manager NED YOST shakes the hand of New York Mets manager TERRY COLLINS prior to game 3 of the World Series at citiFIELD. The Mets went on to win 9-3 and now trail 2-1 going into game 4 to be played on Saturday.
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Kansas City Royals manager NED YOST shakes the hand of New York Mets manager TERRY COLLINS prior to game 3 of the World Series at citiFIELD. The Mets went on to win 9-3 and now trail 2-1 going into game 4 to be played on Saturday.
Kansas City Royals manager NED YOST shakes the hand of New York Mets manager TERRY COLLINS prior to game 3 of the World Series at citiFIELD. The Mets went on to win 9-3 and now trail 2-1 going into game 4 to be played on Saturday.
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