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TUCK! sez: Calling all nations

by Tuck
April 14, 2011

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Comments

Mark Sanders said...

Best. Toon. EVER.

Posted 04/14  at  08:26 AM
TUCK! said...

@Mark: Thanks!

Posted 04/14  at  09:21 AM
Jacob Rothberg said...

Hilarious. Well Played.

Posted 04/14  at  02:32 PM
Thom said...

yea, so what’s the problem? Is it our fault if people around the country want to watch Red Sox games? ESPN wouldn’t do it if it wasn’t good for the ratings.

Posted 04/18  at  03:41 PM
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