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October 23, 2002 [LINK]
With temperatures dropping from the 50s into the 40s last night, Pac Bell Park was as cold as Candlestick Park ever was, but Barry Bonds still hit a monumental blast over the center field wall. It wasn't enough to keep up with the Angels, whose phenomenal run production ability was on display. Not only did they score ten runs, but they actually left 15 runners on base! Anaheim is now in the driver's seat.
NOTE: This is a "post facto" blog post, taken from the pre-November 2004 archives.
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