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ORIGINAL: twinsfan On Sept. 20, 1965, the paid attendance at the Met was 547 for a makeup game between the Athletics and Twins. The weather conditions weren’t exactly ideal: 52 degrees and drizzle, but the pitching matchup featured two of the American League’s best: Minnesota’s Jim “Mudcat” Grant versus K.C.’s Jim “Catfish” Hunter. The Twins, a team headed for its first World Series in Minnesota, lost the game, 8-2. A couple surprising things about that answer. One, it was late in the 1965 season, as the team was on its way to its first World Series. You'd think interest would have been higher, meaningless game or not. Two, Mudcat Grant vs. Catfish Hunter. That would be a cool pitching matchup. And you could have purchased a ticket for $2 or $3.
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