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I disagree, though
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While it is difficult for anyone to decide who is worthy of being included in a short list of "important" people in
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was one of the faces in the early 2000's (and he was an All-Star in '01 and also the lowest ERA in the AL that year). Blowers was a noatable player but also is the current broadcaster for the Ms and has been for quite some time. I feel fine with putting
Langston up but players who were just
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