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- PETER KING'S: THINGS I THINK1. I think the coach on the warmest seat is Todd Haley of the Chiefs. After losing by 34 at home to Buffalo (Buffalo!), the Chiefs begin a tough...PETER KING | September 19, 2011
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JACK MORRIS: Relying mainly on his split-fingered fastball, the Detroit righthander no-hit Chicago 4-0. Morris tanned eight and walked six, including three in the fourth inning. A double play and a strikeout got him out of that jam, and two fine plays by first baseman Dave Bergman, a seventh-inning sub, saved the no-hitter. Said Morris, "I hope they don't expect me to do this all the time." 
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