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Weekly Wrap

Found September 10, 2009 on Twins Fix:
PLAYERS: Roy Halladay
TEAMS: Toronto Blue Jays

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The Twins just finished up a frustrating series in Toronto.  Going into this series, the Twins hadn’t had any success in Toronto recently and hadn’t ever mustered a win against Roy Halladay.  After yet another disappointing/maddening series against the Indians and a Tigers sweep in Tampa Bay, the Twins chances at playing meaningful games the [...]
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