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Replacing Chick is hard to do
The Lakers invited their TV game-caller, Paul Sunderland, not to return next season. Turns out he was not the second coming of Chick Hearn. Next!
Also: I hope that someone at Channel 9 took sports guy John Ireland aside after last night's newscast and filled him in that the Washington Nationals, who are visiting at Dodger Stadium, are not a new expansion team. He repeated the gaffe a few times.
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