Law (and Many Others) Missed the Point

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Dave Rouleau Dave Rouleau posted 4/22/2008 from blog.baseballdigestdaily.com [flag]
Keith Law posts about Miguel Tejada and his real age, but as with many others, fails to ask a few other significant questions about this case. [link]

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