Cole Hamels’ Most Lifelike Performance To Date

Found October 31, 2009 on Can't Stop The Bleeding:

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Cole Hamels’ Most Lifelike Performance To Date

TEAMS: Philadelphia Phillies
PLAYERS: Cole Hamels

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Big League ‘Stew consider this viral campaign for Call Of Duty to be in questionable taste, and I can’t really argue with that. But on the bright side, after showing all the personality and range of a cardboard box in commercials for ESPN The Magazine and New Era, Hamels has clearly been working with some [...]

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