One holiday wish for every fanbase

Santa Claus already made his rounds, but it’s still not too late to add one more recipient to the holiday gift lists: Your favorite team. Every club needs something — whether it finished last or just won the World Series. With that in mind, we take a look at one holiday gift for each team. This is what they want the most, something that would make their holiday dreams come true.

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