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12-30-2005, 11:56 PM
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My Deaf Baseball Players Collections Homepage..Heavy Scan!!!
Posted By: davidcycleback
Danny, the site looks sharp. My suggestion is you have introductary text, even if brief. Many people visiting the site will be new to the idea of the deaf in baseball and won't be familiar with the players. If you want to include something about yourself, that would be great too. 
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