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Braves' Santana explains the meaning of #SmellBaseball
Published
Sep. 4, 2014 1:14 p.m. ET
Jimmy Traina
"To smell baseball is to love baseball."
With those words, Atlanta Braves pitcher Ervin Santana, who often ends his tweets with the hashtag #SmellBaseball, begins his explaination, in great detail, for why he has a deep love of the national pastime in this hypnotizing video.
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