Talk:Dave Duncan (baseball)
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The main page states that Dave Duncan and wife live in Jupiter, FL. Contrarily, on July 23, 2007, Dave Duncan briefly appeared on the YES cable television network as part of the network's telecast of the game between the Kansas City Royals and (Duncan's son Shelley's) New York Yankees. Duncan told broadcasters Ken Singleton and Joe Girardi that "we live in the Ozark Mountains" as part of his description of the logistics of getting from Atlanta, the site of Dave Duncan's Cardinals late July 22 game, to Kansas City July 23 to watch his son Shelley play in his 4th major league game along with Dave's wife and son Chris.
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