voices.washingtonpost.com - 6/11/2009
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Hunter Smith, new Skins punter. I figured everyone had heard of new Redskins punter Hunter Smith's rock band Connersvine. The acoustic duo was signed more than two years ago, has a thriving MySpace page and Twitter feed, has been written up by the sports blogs and put out a self-titled album, ...
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DMV: O’s Keep Up With Nats in Fail Dept.
Mr. Irrelevant —
... the late-night TV variety. [D.C. Sports Bog]
Nats sign No. 10 pick Drew Storen right away. Make him close. [WaPo]
Wilbon wouldn’t sign Strasburg. I wouldn’t read Wilbon. [Michael Wilbon]
Frank Howard works for Jim Beam. [Lovey Land]
LaRon Landry showed up at OTAs today. [@redskinsblog]
Some odd cats showed up on Redskins.com. [D.C. Sports Bog]
Skins punter Hunter Smith is in a rock band. [D.C. Sports Bog]
The PBA invites Smoot to enter a PBA event. [D.C. Sports Bog] ...
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