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The New York Yankees, my most favorite team in base ball since I was 4. The reason why it is my favorite in baseball is because I was born there, and also because their really good. The Yankees have been and always will be my most favorite baseball team in the whole world. Ever since I moved here to California I have been trying to watch every single game that they have had. Even if I am ever told not to like the Yankees and to like another team I will never because I am a die hard fan for the New York Yankees. My most favorite player would have to be Aroldis Chapman he is a pitcher for the New York Yankees and he is my favorite player because he had been the most successful with his position in the season so far. Another reason why he is

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