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01-21-2011, 06:15 PM
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Reverse it. I'm not trying to take the topic off course but could you imagine if Pujols (in his physical condition now) were hitting in the pre war days? He'd be able to face the starting pitcher later in the game. He wouldn't have to worry about hitting against some fireballing relief pitcher or closer. Just a thought...
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