blog.baseballdigestdaily.com - 4/29/2008
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BP Postseason Odds: 84.1 wins and a 20.2% shot at winning the NL Central.
With Ben Sheets returning to the mound and Mike Cameron making his Brewer debut, in Chicago against the Cubs, Tom H. wants to make sure you know today is kind of a big deal.
Thanks to reader Michael M who pointed out that The New York Times did a story on Prince's new ...
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