the first-season opening credits were designed "to show what has been lost", including "the culture, the music, the people". he had been planning the move for most of the summer, but the news was a complete surprise to the public, and hill had continued to talk of his plans for the first division in interviews. in the world series that year, he had five hits in what turned out to be an easy sweep for the yankees. one of these,  "come on and say it", appeared as a single "a" side. 