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One lesson, one game and my dad
Originally Published: June 19, 2009
By
Patrick Hruby | Page 2
My dad and I have never played catch. Not in the backyard. Not at a local park. Definitely not in an Iowa cornfield. Truth be told, I've snagged more popups in gym-class softball, thrown more strikes to golden retrievers.
Now that I'm penning a Father's Day column, I think this might be a problem.
Magical baseballs. Sacred gloves. Aloof, emotionally distant dads and wounded, acceptance-hungry sons. Such is the sappy, heartstring-yanking stuff of the typical Father's ...
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FROM PAGE 2
- Gallo: How to be a better sports dad
- Hruby: Lessons from dad and pick-up hoops
- Granderson: Sports dads offer perspective
- Buckheit: Scratch tickets and my dad
FROM ESPN RISE
- Rapoport: Joe Montana, father figure
- Cooper: Father-daughter, coach-player
- Loveday: Papa Haden knows best
- Shealer: Passing down football knowledge

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