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Home Run Derby:
Ravens CB Chris McAlister has one. So does Shaq. And now Chicago White Sox pitcher Mark Buehrle has one also. These rides cost at least six figures and can run as high as $200,000. Ridiculous. If you've ever seen one in person, you're left with no doubt it could be used to invade a small country.
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