leftymalo.com - 8/29/2007
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Last week's Challenge to a Giant went quite well. I called out Barry Zito to finish the year with an ERA lower than his career high 4.48. Last night he threw his third straight gem and is down to 4.59.
So let's try another challenge. This one's for Bruce Bochy: put Kevin Frandsen in every starting lineup from here until the end of the season. He can rotate between second, third and ...
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