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Avery's exit not a stunner
Sorry about the long gap between posts today. Had a Daily News Live appearance (during which I shared my baseball expertise with the viewing public) a drive home and then jammed a couple of slices of pizza down while banging out a story for the first edition of the paper. Anything happen while I was gone? First of all, I guess I understand the attachment many of you had to Sean Avery. But you weren’t actually surprised to see him go, were you? Personally, I believe he had reached the end ...
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