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Fantasy Baseball Weekend Happy Recap - Week 6 (flag)
fantasysportsexperience.blogspot.com — Welcome to an express version of the Happy Recap. Let's take a look best and Jonathon Broxton... err... worst from this past weekend in fantasy baseball! Just missing the Top Five was the weekend hit leader, former Mets great Jeff Keppinger, who read the eulogy at my team's funeral Sunday after he buried us.

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