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Venom Strikes:
The Dbacks have finished out their home portion of the 2009 schedule. Now they finish out the season with six games on the road, three at the San Francisco Giants and three at the Chicago Cubs this weekend. All I can say is thank goodness. It’s been a long season, a very long one.
Doug Davis [...]
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