- Oct 23, 2001
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They absolutely can buy one at this point.
The question is by how much and how long they’ll be overpaying for it.
AND WE’LL KEEP BUYING HITS
AND WE’LL KEEP BUYING HITS
- Aug 10, 2005
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- Oct 23, 2001
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Nah. I live out in the country so driving to downtown would kill my soul.
Menger
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Clevinger won't face discipline after abuse claim
White Sox pitcher Mike Clevinger won't face discipline from MLB following domestic abuse allegations made by the mother of one of his children.
- Aug 10, 2005
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Ceaze
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- Jun 4, 2000
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imma be behind homeplate for the white sox game tomorrow...tune in if you wanna catch a glimpse of emanuel in the wild
- Oct 23, 2001
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since they're playing the reds i'll be the only one wearing a dodgers hat
Boing
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- Jun 30, 2007
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6 Phillies Die Of Same Cancer: New Report Says Toxins Were In Old Turf
"Forever chemicals" that advocates say caused cancer clusters in Willow Grove and elsewhere are now correlated to the deaths of 6 Phillies.
Veterans Stadium's Artifical Turf Had Cancerous PFAS, New Report Finds
"Forever chemicals" that advocates say caused cancer clusters in Willow Grove and elsewhere are now correlated to the deaths of 6 Phillies.
Veterans Stadium, for all its grit and guts and glory, harbored a dark secret: chemicals in the artificial turf, the AstroTurf once proclaimed as a futuristic technological wonder, known to cause cancer and other deletrious effects. And not just any chemicals, but the "forever" chemicals called per-and polyfluoroalkyl substances, also known collectively as PFAS, already infamous in the Philadelphia area and sparking scandal in communities around the country.
Six former Phillies who played at the Vet, which was the home of both the Phillies and the Eagles from 1971 to 2003, have all died from glioblastoma, a form of aggressive brain cancer. The names are so familiar to those of that broken golden age of Philadelphia baseball: Darren Daulton, David West, John Vukovich, John Oates, Ken Brett, and Tug McGraw.
glioblastoma is no joke, that shit is absolutely awful6 Phillies Die Of Same Cancer: New Report Says Toxins Were In Old Turf
"Forever chemicals" that advocates say caused cancer clusters in Willow Grove and elsewhere are now correlated to the deaths of 6 Phillies.patch.com
Veterans Stadium's Artifical Turf Had Cancerous PFAS, New Report Finds
"Forever chemicals" that advocates say caused cancer clusters in Willow Grove and elsewhere are now correlated to the deaths of 6 Phillies.
Veterans Stadium, for all its grit and guts and glory, harbored a dark secret: chemicals in the artificial turf, the AstroTurf once proclaimed as a futuristic technological wonder, known to cause cancer and other deletrious effects. And not just any chemicals, but the "forever" chemicals called per-and polyfluoroalkyl substances, also known collectively as PFAS, already infamous in the Philadelphia area and sparking scandal in communities around the country.
Six former Phillies who played at the Vet, which was the home of both the Phillies and the Eagles from 1971 to 2003, have all died from glioblastoma, a form of aggressive brain cancer. The names are so familiar to those of that broken golden age of Philadelphia baseball: Darren Daulton, David West, John Vukovich, John Oates, Ken Brett, and Tug McGraw.
Fucking hell, that's awful.6 Phillies Die Of Same Cancer: New Report Says Toxins Were In Old Turf
"Forever chemicals" that advocates say caused cancer clusters in Willow Grove and elsewhere are now correlated to the deaths of 6 Phillies.
Veterans Stadium's Artifical Turf Had Cancerous PFAS, New Report Finds
"Forever chemicals" that advocates say caused cancer clusters in Willow Grove and elsewhere are now correlated to the deaths of 6 Phillies.
Veterans Stadium, for all its grit and guts and glory, harbored a dark secret: chemicals in the artificial turf, the AstroTurf once proclaimed as a futuristic technological wonder, known to cause cancer and other deletrious effects. And not just any chemicals, but the "forever" chemicals called per-and polyfluoroalkyl substances, also known collectively as PFAS, already infamous in the Philadelphia area and sparking scandal in communities around the country.
Six former Phillies who played at the Vet, which was the home of both the Phillies and the Eagles from 1971 to 2003, have all died from glioblastoma, a form of aggressive brain cancer. The names are so familiar to those of that broken golden age of Philadelphia baseball: Darren Daulton, David West, John Vukovich, John Oates, Ken Brett, and Tug McGraw.
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