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SF Giants Rumors: Brian Wilson The Human Taxi

Found December 08, 2011 on San Francisco Giants Baseball (SF Giants...: Yardbarker Blogger Network
PLAYERS: Brian Wilson
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The TMZ.com team sent me a couple pictures of San Francisco Giants closer Brian Wilson during his routine jog. This time it wasn’t so routine though. Wilson had a human backpack on. He’s jogging with an unidentified female cargo on his back. At least we know he’s keeping himself in good shape during the offseason. Let’s just hope his throwing arm (elbow) is getting better, since he was shutdown at the end of the season. Wilson is expected to start throwing again by January 1st. ~King of Cali (Steven) ———-——–—-——-——––———————-—————————————————- You can follow SF Giants Rumors Facebook page for more Giants updates! Want an email alert when the is a new post? Click the “Contact Us” tab and request to be added to...
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  • It'll be good to see him back in the game.
    by LoneStarWD   December 08, 2011   Reply   Options  
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