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Troy Tulowitzki’s Magnificent Mullet Goes Down

Found October 12, 2009 on SPORTS by BROOKS: Yardbarker Blogger Network
PLAYERS: Troy Tulowitzki
TEAMS: Colorado Rockies

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Here’s in Los Angeles, we’re one round away from a Freeway Series, but that doesn’t mean I’m not more than a little melancholy this Monday. I was really, REALLY looking forward to welcoming back the Kenny-Powered Rockies to The Ravine one more time. To bask in majesty that is Troy Tulowitzi’s mullet, and exalt in the [...]
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