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gr

hey, throw in low-level minor league catching prospect that we can turn around next year and deal for a so-so replacement for billy wagner (get jose mesa on the phone) and you got yourself a deal!

Tom G

Several things struck me as interesting in the Conlin piece: He uses XM radio, checks the weather on his cellphone, and does research on Google...I never would have guessed it. After reading that, I am willing to bet that he might even try to download donuts onto an iPod.

As for Stark's piece, I took a look at the Cubs roster, and I don't see a lot there that the Phils would want. Hopefully Ed Wade will see that too.

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