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Crafty on field reporter Ken Rosensquirrel, apparently jealous of TBS's first round coverage of the playoffs, took it upon himself to force the issue yesterday in Philadelphia, attempting to conduct a live report from the glove of Brewers second baseman...
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Ken Rosenhaus is everywhere. Oh Cubs fans... poor, poor Cubs fans. The biggest news is that Boomer's real name is Norman.
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