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Our Man in St. Lucie

by on 22 March 2007 6:07 pm

nostra trad field score

If it’s spring, it must be time to break out the Faith and Fear t-shirts. Not quite warm enough up here to go coat-commando, but perfectly appropriate for our own NostraDennis, taking time out from touring Tradition Field long enough to show his true numbers and colors, just as he did ‘neath the Big Chicken on the outskirts of the home of the former defending National League East champions in November. That’s two states down, 48 and Washington, D.C., to go for the man who will, should he get to a National home game, log in here as NostraDistrict.

ND’s decision to take in Spring Training was a win-win. Read all about it at Mike’s Mets.
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