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Found May 28, 2008 on AccuScore.com:
Dusty Baker Is Out to Ruin More Young Arms
TEAMS: Cincinnati Reds,  Chicago Cubs,  San Diego Padres
PLAYERS: Brandon Phillips,  Edwin Encarnacion,  Joey Votto,  Jay Bruce,  Edinson Volquez,  Kerry Wood,  Mark Prior,  Johnny Cueto
Dusty Baker appears determined to ruin the young of the Reds just like he did in Chicago in 2003 with Kerry Wood and Mark Prior. Cincinnati fans and fantasy owners in keeper leagues need to be wary of what Baker is currently doing to Johnny Cueto and Edinson Volquez.
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  • asfdafsd said May 28, 2008

    Oh, so good to hear that. Seems I have seen he at an dating club blackmatching.com or somewhere just like that. Not sure whether it is true or not
  • whitejordan32
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    whitejordan32 said May 30, 2008

    Man, everytime I hear the name "Mark Prior", I cringe. I wish what happened to Prior and Wood upon nobody, but if it's gonna happen to someone, might as well be the Reds since as a Cubs fan, I haven't heard the end of Prior-Wood taunts.
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