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Episode 61: J is for Jaymee

Found December 18, 2011 on Two Guys, a Glove and a Coke Bottle: Yardbarker Blogger Network
PLAYERS: Aubrey Huff
TEAMS: San Francisco Giants

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Jaymee Sire is standing on a box. Episode 61: J is for Jaymee is out! In the sixty-first episode, Thomas and Danny talk with CSN reporter and writer Jaymee Sire about the Winter Meetings, possible moves by the front office, Aubrey Huff’s job prospects, and food. Click on the image below to find it on iTunes: You can also find it on the RSS feed, or by clicking on the play button below. We look forward to your feedback, either by commenting here on the blog, emailing us at giantspod@gmail.com, or our Twitter feed. Go Giants!
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