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Take Me out to the Ballgame, a 2011 Baseball Preview Joe DiMaggio got it right when he said, "You look forward to it like a birthday party when you're a kid." He's talking about opening day of Major League Baseball season, of course, which is here once again, with fans descending on ball parks all across the country. Jon Heyman is senior writer at Sports Illustrated .
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Take Me out to the Ballgame, a 2011 Baseball Preview Joe DiMaggio got it right when he said, "You look forward to it like a birthday party when you're a kid." He's talking about opening day of Major League Baseball season, of course, which is here once again, with fans descending on ball parks all across the country. Jon Heyman is senior writer at Sports Illustrated .
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