Do Jays Pitchers Stand a Chance at the Plate?

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Do Jays Pitchers Stand a Chance at the Plate?
The On Deck Circle The On Deck Circle posted 6/17/2008 from theondeckcircle.net [flag]
In short, no. But you can read all about why! [link]

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