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Ted Turner managed the Atlanta Braves, There's No Tying in Baseball, and Dr. J defied gravity - This DiSH for May 11
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In 1977, Atlanta Braves owner Ted Turner managed his team for a game before being told that was illegal.
In 1919, the New York Yankees and the Washington Senators played to a scoreless tie.
In 1980, Philadelphia's Julius Erving defied gravity in one of the most iconic moves in NBA history.
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