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What happens when three old friends in crisis fall into an unexpected love triangle? In The Catch, Maya, Henry and Daniel embark upon an emotional journey that forces them to confront unresolved pain, present-day traumas and powerful desires, leading them to question the very meaning of love and fulfillment. The Catch tells a tale of ordinary people seeking the extraordinary – or, if that’s asking too much, some damn peace of mind.
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1991-2013
Dodgers at home: 1,028-812 (.558695)
When Jon attended: 338-267 (.558677)*
When Jon didn’t: 695-554 (.556)
* includes road games attended
2013
Dodgers at home: 51-35 (.593)
When Jon attended: 5-2 (.714)
When Jon didn’t: 46-33 (.582)
Note: I got so busy working for the Dodgers that in 2014, I stopped keeping track, much to my regret.
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Anonymous
Farewell, indeed.
A huge talent. He will certainly be missed. All our best to his family.
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PS – Perhaps I’m dating myself on this one… but, before I would later look at his body of work for how great it really was, my first recollection of Mr. Borgnine was on the show, “Airwolf” ….
veryolddodgerfan
i hadn’t seen him for awhile and then he popped up. I thought he had died. That was Escape of New York. how long has that been 20 years? had a full life.
Anonymous
30 years. Classic, too, and a nice example of why computer graphic backgrounds will never have half the atmosphere of models.
EB was a classic late bloomer – didn’t act until his 30s. Despite their similarities, that’s one thing showbiz has on sports.
Eric Enders
Marty was great, but my favorites of his were always “The Wild Bunch” and especially his sadistic soldier in “From Here to Eternity.”
Jon Weisman
NPUT