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Fantasy mag likes Cabrera, but not Inge

Published - Feb 03 2010 08:23 AM

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Fantasy baseball magazines are starting to appear on newsstands. In the Sporting News' edition, the Tigers have two players worthy of consideration in the first five rounds. In the magazine's mock draft, first baseman Miguel Cabrera went seventh ... Read Full Story

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