Larry Christenson, Phillies World Series champ, dies at 72 while on family fishing trip
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Larry Christenson, a right-handed pitcher who spent his entire 11-year MLB career with the Phillies, died Friday, the team announced.
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Larry Christenson, a right-handed pitcher who spent his entire 11-year MLB career with the Phillies, died Friday, the team announced.
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