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Right Field Bleachers found this 5/8/2008 on msn.foxsports.com [flag]
The Yanks, Tigers and Rockies have struggled offensively, but Ken Rosenthal says they are about to start warming up. [link]

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Published 5/8/2008 by Jared (noreply@blogger.com) at Right Field Bleachers
Today's Game: Marlins 6, Brewers 2 Record: 16-17, fourth Games Behind Cubs: 2.5 And the Brewers are under .500, but hey, at least they scored... And the Cardinals and Cubs lost too... - A Marlin rookie making his sixth career start made the Brewers look foolish. ...

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