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Request: Scrap Sideline Interviews
nybaseballdigest.com - 10/19/2009
Request: Scrap Sideline Interviews
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Jeff Pearlman chatted about the mundane interviews that happen throughout a baseball season. Pearlman had the following to say at his blog : I couldn’t take it. I could. Not. Take. It. I enjoyed the games and dug the travel and loved the banter with my fellow sports writers. But after ...
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