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BREAKING — CBS Sports reports that Jim Nantz has been looking back on his more than four decades of broadcasting at Pebble Beach, sharing a favorite memory as the PGA Tour calendar winds down. The piece captures a veteran voice of sports pausing to mark time, to notice what accumulates when someone keeps showing up to the same place year after year. Nantz did not name the specific moment; the story is the act of reflection itself, the choice to measure a career not in highlights but in sustained presence.
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