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08-10-2010, 04:54 PM
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Brian, I agree with your theory 100 percent and actually stated that several months back on another thread, but was pretty much dismissed. I agree that he was probably no peach, but I do think there were two sides to him...one on the field and one off, and most of the people that dealt with him on the field we're pretty much turned off enough to not want to deal with him off the field.
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