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<title>Comment by Marny on Has Mark Shapiro Lost His Nerve?</title>
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<description>Losing isn&#039;t such a big deal if the third option[after winning] is to not be in the game. Decisions are not written in stone.Not for Shapiro. Not for Sabathia. Not for anyone. Charlie Rose re-played some choice interviews with Tim Russert. One of Tim&#039;s favorite quotes from his own Dad was: &quot;You can&#039;t recover a fumble if you&#039;re not on the field.&quot; {Better said than me]. Another new favorite quote off PBS on art--I think holds true for sports fans too about what sports means to them.&quot; Art offers the possibility of love with strangers&quot;. I would tell Shapiro what I tell people who want to write a book--like the Nike commercial says--&quot;Just Do It&quot;.  </description>
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