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Date: 2009-06-16 18:08:00
YANKEES HOPE BRUNEY'S RETURN FILLS VOID IN 'PEN
AS it stands, as of this morning, as of right now, when you mention the name "Brian Bruney" there are only a few things that could possibly pop into your head. He has an array of colorful tattoos. He's been hurt a lot. He's transformed himself...
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nypost.com/sports
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