PUT THE RACE CARD BACK IN THE DECK WILLIE

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Can't Stop The Bleeding found this 5/21/2008 on www.kranepoolsociety.com [flag]
Hopefully this “new and improved” Mets team keeps it going in Atlanta. It’s funny how the swing of emotion goes from the dumper to total elation in this city. As great as it was to see the total ass kicking the Mets administered to the Highlanders this team can’t let up. I’ll be more impressed if Willie’s Guys leave the Ted with 3 of 4 in the W column. I read the piece by Ian O’Connor on ... [link]

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The Decapitation Of Ryan Church
Published 5/21/2008 by GC at Can't Stop The Bleeding
... The Ed Kranepool Society’s Steve Keane is “unhappy that Willie played the race card”. Though suggesting black coaches in the metropolitan area receive harsher criticism than their white counterparts isn’t so much playing a card as it accusing others of racism, Keane does raise the spectre of the not-all-beloved Col. Coughlin. ...

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