Passing the Fantasy Baseball Torch
By Craig Williams on Jun 09, 2010 with Comments 4
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I was born a Yankee, and I grew up as a Tar Heel. I started playing fantasy baseball at 14 years old and my obsession has been on a steady incline ever since. While I'm still under "amateur" status, I would like to one day become the next Matthew Berry.
If you like his work here, please go to his Yankees blog: http://theblogthatruthbuilt.com/
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