Minor League Update: LaPorta Makes Successful Debut

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npcPronk29 npcPronk29 posted 7/10/2008 from tribetimereport.blogspot.com [flag]
Cleveland Indians' new outfielder Matt LaPorta goes 3-6 in his double header debut for the Akron Aeros, while Wyatt Toregas goes deep again. [link]

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