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Harry Plagianos “I grew up in Manhattan as a Yankee fan and will root for them, but I wouldn’t be mad if the Mets won, because it’s great for New York. I remember when Sal Maglie pitched a two-hitter and lost to a no-hitter by Don Larsen.”

By Rev. Austin H. Armitstead This week’s question: What thoughts cross you mind as you experience the Subway Series 2000?

George Spetsieris “It’s an answer to a childhood dream, particularly to a baseball fanatic like myself. I have followed the stars as they have made great strides. In particular a recent favorite for me is Mets second baseman Edgardo Alfonso. Go Mets!”

Deirdre Cunningham “When I came to the United States many years ago I fell in love the the dynamic New York Yankees. They have been champions for years and I shall support them forever. Others may try, but they are the best.”

Peter Moukas “It’s an event that hasn’t occured in New York for 44 years. It’s a trip back in time, a nostalgic event experienced by our parents and grandparents. It’ll be great for fans and our city. Go Yanks!”

Robert Kraus “I was very excited because I believed that history was being repeated from many years ago in New York City. It shows the compassion of the baseball fans for the games and life in general. It will draw the people together in a special way, not divide us.”

Howard Handy “It’s a great thing for the city to have the two home teamas going for the World Series, knowing that the championship will remain in New York. I’m just happy to experience this!”