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Podcast: Fireside Chats #17: Where Tim and Paul talk Manny, dodge a no-hitter, and visit with Frank 
mlb-redsox(mvn.com) | by Tim Daloisio | Tue, Jul 29
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Boston Red Sox podcast for MVN Radio Episode 17 where Tim and Paul talk Manny, dodge a no-hitter, and visit with Cranky Frankie the Yankee as we lead up to the trade deadline.
Episode #17
Guests: Frank Santorelli (aka Cranky Frankie the Yankee); Yankee Aficionado
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