David Ross, Oldest Player in World Series, Ends Career in Climactic Game 7 - The New York Times
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David Ross, Oldest Player in World Series, Ends Career in Climactic Game 7 - The New York Times
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Cubs Catcher David Ross Ends Career Tonight In World Series, 19 Years After Starting It In Yakima [VIDEO]
David Ross homered and received a thunderous ovation in his final regular-season home game | MLB.com
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Milwaukee, WI, USA. 18th May, 2016. Chicago Cubs catcher David Ross #3 during the Major League Baseball game between the Milwaukee Brewers and the Chicago Cubs at Miller Park in Milwaukee, WI.
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