Not Fade Away!

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They have dropped "my boy" Pingers! The bastards! Now I know it is not a surprise; he has yet to completely tear an attack apart, and we have lost a couple of games, and someone has to pay. What rips my lunch pass is who does/doesn’t get the breaks. Guptil becomes the answ...   See the complete post here

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