Crossword Clue: Team whose home stadium is near a "Rose" garden

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Warren Beatty movie: 1981
Warren Beatty movie with a song by Sondheim
Warren Beatty movie
Warren Beatty film of '81
Warm shades
W. Beatty film: 1981
W. Beatty film
Vintner's display
Vermilion and cardinal
Two-time World Series champs of the 1970s
Tom Seaver's teammates
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They lost a Rose to Philadelphia
They go well with beef
They finished sixth in the National League.
Their caps have a stylized "C"
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