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In the Spring of 1972, the Chicago Cubs were set to win the National League Pennant race, led by their star pitcher, Ferguson Jenkins. The first Cubs pitcher to win the Cy Young award, Jenkins tied the team record by winning 20 or more games for six seasons in a row. Follow Jenkins as he strives for his place in history during a season that will challenge his mighty talents.
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