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Spartan Sports Report: Dan Dickerson talks World Series

By Sam Metry | October 24, 2017

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Dan Dickerson stopped by the Spartan Sports Report to talk about the 2017 World Series and the Tigers new manager, Ron Gardenhire.

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Sam Metry is an aspiring sports journalists from Michigan State University. He has interned at ESPN, Time Inc, and MLive.com and is the current sports editor of the State News.

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