The 33-Year-Old Rookie

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Hugging Harold Reynolds Hugging Harold Reynolds posted 3/17/2008 from huggingharoldreynolds.blogspot.com [flag]
A call-in from Phillie fan favorite Chris Coste was being hyped by the WIP Morning Show. They noted that the catcher "sniffs his own bat after a good hard hit." He's either got himself an interesting on-field habit or he is a sick well-endowed freak. [link]

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