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Gaslamp Ball Proclamation: Tony Gwynn to only be referred to as Anthony Gwynn Jr. until his first .300 BA season
gaslampball.com - 10/22/2009
Gaslamp Ball Proclamation: Tony Gwynn to only be referred to as Anthony Gwynn Jr. until his first .300 BA season
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Gaslamp Ball will occasionally provide endorsements and judgments in the world of baseball and beyond. Should Gaslamp Ballers need to cast a vote or require an official opinion, look for Gaslamp Ball Proclamations first to see what our official stance is. Thank you. It has come to our ...
Gaslamp Ball Chat Transcript
gaslampball.com - 10/20/2009
Gaslamp Ball Chat Transcript
— gaslampball.com — jbox : Who do you think is the most overrated Padre? Dex : Tony Gwynn Jr. jbox... :  I think I'd say Chris Young or Kouzmanoff, but I'll go with Chris Young.  I think people only think he's good because he's tall.  If he was a human instead of a clinical giant, he probably ... (more) Gaslamp Ball Chat Transcript

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Brew Crew Ball — ... The bloom is off the rose in San Diego, where Gaslamp Ball is now refusing to refer to Anthony Gwynn Jr. as "Tony" until he finishes a full season batting .300. I wouldn't have mentioned it, but it's a slow news day. ...

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