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Thursday, September 29, 2011

Drama of Rays, Red Sox and Braves made for unforgettable final day - Tom Verducci - SI.com

Great column by Tom Verducci of Sports Illustrated. Probably one of the finest sports columns I've read in a long time.
Posted by Amod Vaze at 7:24 PM
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Labels: Atlanta Braves, Boston Red Sox, Sports Illustrated, Tampa Bay Rays, Tom Verducci

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