Prince Fielder’s Deodorant Simply Is Not Working

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Prince Fielder’s Deodorant Simply Is Not Working

TEAMS: Milwaukee Brewers
PLAYERS: Prince Fielder

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Not that I want to relive this pain, but Prince Fielder’s walkoff homer in the 12th on Sunday was notable for a couple of reasons. For one, it put a nice tasty winning icing on a game in which the Brewers turned their fourth triple play in franchise history — an around-the-horn gem in the [...]

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