Rain, Rain Go Away (The Cold Too)

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Rain, Rain Go Away (The Cold Too)
Dave Rouleau Dave Rouleau posted 4/4/2008 from mvn.com [flag]
As most of you probably know by now, tonight’s Rays game in Baltimore was washed away. So Tampa heads to New York in hopes of encountering better weather. Fat chance. I’m watching the New York-Toronto game on television, and people are bundled up like its October. Skull caps are everywhere, and hits hard to come by. [link]

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