Published 4/26/2008
by Chris Haft
at Major League Baseball News
Cincinnati manager Dusty Baker had little trouble keeping his feelings in check while returning to San Francisco for the first time with the Reds. The experience wasn't as bittersweet as it was in 2003, Baker's first of four seasons with the Chicago Cubs. At that point, Baker was still coping with the transition from the Giants.
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