Wright Hits a Milestone

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sooze sooze posted 4/14/2008 from www.babeslovebaseball.com [flag]
Congratulations to New York Mets third baseman David Wright , who smoked his 100th career longball Sunday. Even though his glove has left a little to be desired so far this season -- 3 errors, including 2 on Saturday -- his bat is starting to doing the talking with 3 homers and 10 RBIs [link]
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