e stood on second base and, at long last, he had them. Even the bitter holdouts, the ones who accepted his statistical phenomena without exactly believing in the size of his heart, stood and stomped in wild exaltation, chanting, all of them powering a type of human electricity that surges only here in New York, where the best rise and the weak shrink. During the cascade, Sweeny Murti, a reporter for the sports radio station WFAN -- the populist voice of the New York sports diehard -- quickly co ...

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