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Baseball Kids

NPR

Published October 25, 1996 at 12:00 AM EDT

Robert talks to two young baseball fans, one in Atlanta and one in New York City, about the World Series, which is currently being led, three games to two, by the New York Yankees. Dominic Daugherty is a student at Evansdale Elementary School in Atlanta. He's still optimistic and advises Braves coach Bobby Cox to make a locker room speech to rouse the sagging team. Roberto Soto, a twelve-year-old Yankees fan from the Bronx, talks about his excitement at seeing the Yankees with the lead in the Series, and what he thinks the team needs to do to wrap up the championship.