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Published 23 June 2017 at 320 × 200 in The Ballad of Mr. Cub and Leo the Lip

UNDATED: Ernie Banks of the Chicago Cubs poses for a portrait circa 1963. (Photo by Louis Requena/MLB Photos)

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