How Did You Spend Your All-Star Break?

toddsoda posted 7/16/2008 from thedaveburbarevolution.blogspot.com [flag]

The last few days have been busy ones for Cleveland All-Stars Grady Sizemore and Cliff Lee. But while those two represented the Indians in New York, what did some of their teammates do with their time off? Aaron Laffey: "After listening to nonstop coverage of Josh Hamilton's heroin addiction I decided to find out what all the fuss was about. Let's just say I had an 'interesting' two days." [link]

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