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The 1960's was baseball's greatest decade. The best of the old days met the best of the new and the game was never better. So roll down the windows of your Impala and take a breezy trip through baseball's greatest decade, from The Kid's crowning blow to the miracle of the Mets and everything in between. The majesty and magic of 1960s major league baseball created a legion of lifelong fans.

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