This Man Is Not What He Claims to Be!

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This Man Is Not What He Claims to Be!
Awful Announcing found this 4/17/2008 on www.sportingnews.com [flag]
ESPN’s “investigative journalism” show, E:60 , has broken the Miguel Tejada case wide open! No, no, not anything having to do with alleged HGH use. I’m talking about the Tejada age scandal ! Oh, you hadn’t heard about that either? Well, I’ll let ESPN explain: He is now 33, two years older than his listed age in the Astros' media guide and other baseball ... [link]

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ESPN Breaks Out Birth Certificate On Miggy, Things Get Awkward (!)
Published 4/17/2008 by Awful Announcing- at Awful Announcing
... really think E:60 could be good if they'd stick to moving and important stories like Jason Ray over pointless witch hunts like this. I think Steve Phillips summed it up best when asked if the Astros should be concerned (and I'm paraphrasing here until I get the actual quote)...... "This has happened before and it will happen again. One Spring Training we had a player Timo Perez that aged four years. We brought him four cakes in the clubhouse and moved on." This Man Is Not What He Claims To Be! (The Sporting Blog) Miguel Tejada tells Astros he's actually ...

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