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Game 136, Mariners at A’s

Found September 04, 2009 on U.S.S. Mariner:
PLAYERS: Bill Hall
TEAMS: Milwaukee Brewers

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RRS v Mortensen. Bill Hall in left! That guy’s crazy! Johjima behind the plate, too. So ready? It’s time for that long-missing game, “Would you swap ‘em?” Position by position, let’s go. Contracts (and contract status) count. C Johjima v Suzuki 1B Carp v Crosby 2B Lopez v Ellis SS Wilson v Pennington 3B Beltre v Kennedy LF Hall v Hairston CF Gutierrez v [...]-- This post came from: U.S.S. Mariner, and is copyright by the authors. This RSS feed is intended for the personal use of readers and not, for instance, spam blogs.Game 136, Mariners at A’s
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