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Morning Joe at Dodger Stadium

By Greg Pollowitz

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September 17, 2009 2:39 PM

Here’s the video of Joe and Mika throwing out the first pitch at a day-game at Dodger Stadium yesterday. Something tells me that Tommy Lasorda didn’t coach Fernando Valenzuela to throw a ball the same way he taught Mika. Who knew an extended chest-to-chest hug was the key to learning how to throw a fastball?

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