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Ryan Braun’s suspension has been overturned, but the trial has just begun

Found February 27, 2012 on ChadMoriyama.com:
PLAYERS: Ryan Braun
TEAMS: Milwaukee Brewers
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While Ryan Braun’s suspension over a positive drug test has ended with it being overturned, I think everybody recognizes that his trial has only just begun. While the suspension being lifted was a boost to the Milwaukee Brewers, it probably would have actually been better for Braun’s reputation had he gotten suspended but for reasons
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