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Chicago Sun Times:
Frank Thomas looked very much at home while sitting in the third-base dugout at U.S. Cellular Field on Friday. The massive former White Sox slugger scanned the scene, from the right-field foul pole to the scoreboard pinwheels to the depictions of White Sox heroes on the left-field wall, soaking up the memories.
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