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Manny Ramirez Gold Glove Lobbying Continues...
When asked today about filling in for David Ortiz at DH, Manny responded "...they're not going to miss my GOLD GLOVE in left."
Manny Ramirez Gold Glove Lobbying Continues...
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  • jlboduch jlboduch
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    Good stuff, Mike. Plus you included my new favorite Manny shot!
    Posted 6/3/2008 respond (flag)
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