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2003 Homer Hanky
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Beckett Baseball Preview cover - 2010 (Joe Mauer) [contributed by: Rhubarb_Runner]
Beckett Baseball cover - March 2010 issue #49 "AL MVP Joe Mauer, the Best Catcher in Baseball" [contributed by: Rhubarb_Runner]
ESPN Magazine cover - February 8, 2010 "Meet Joe Mauer - America's Fan-Friendliest Athlete!"  Rhubarb_Runner  February 8, 2010, at 5:22 am  7 LTEs  Joe Mauer, Major League Baseball Yearbook & Fantasy Guid, ridiculously thorough analysis, SBG shout-out [contributed by: Rhubarb_Runner]
2010 Major League Baseball Yearbook & Fantasy Guide cover "Joe Mauer - Has Minnesota's star catcher become baseball's best hitter?" Rhubarb_Runner January 19, 2010, at 5:43 am 3 LTEs - (Sorry, but the time to add LTEs has expired) Beckett Baseball, rolodex [contributed by: Rhubarb_Runner]
Beckett Baseball cover - February 2003 issue #215 "Twins Catching Prospect Joe Mauer" Rhubarb_Runner January 18, 2010, at 5:45 am One LTE - (Sorry, but the time to add LTEs has expired) Beckett Baseball, prospects [contributed by: Rhubarb_Runner]
Beckett Baseball cover - December 2003 issue #225 "TOP PROSPECTS" (Joe Mauer) Rhubarb_Runner June 28, 2009, at 7:39 am One LTE - (Sorry, but the time to add LTEs has expired) Joe Mauer, Sports Illustrated Cover Rhubarb_Runner April 26, 2009, at 4:00 pm 4 LTEs - (Sorry, but the time to add LTEs has expired) Cookie Lavagetto, magazine cover, Sports Illustrated [contributed by: Rhubarb_Runner]
COOKIE LAVAGETTO Rhubarb_Runner April 1, 2009, at 5:30 am 5 LTEs - (Sorry, but the time to add LTEs has expired) author, Eric Bergeson Rhubarb_Runner April 1, 2009, at 5:25 am 12 LTEs - (Sorry, but the time to add LTEs has expired) books, Eric Bergeson, Halstad Pirates [contributed by: Rhubarb_Runner]
Pirates on the Prairie Rhubarb_Runner February 15, 2009, at 5:30 am 10 LTEs - (Sorry, but the time to add LTEs has expired) books, children With Jeff's fine editorial, and recent great news from the SBG homefront, I was spurred on to finally put the following list into a post.  I found a Word file from a while back where Runner daughter and I had compiled a list of the books we had read together at night over the years, after graduating from toddler fare of Spoon Necklace and the like.  Just thought I'd pass it along to those of you with tykes at home for suggested bedtime reading, with a few comments thrown in as well.  Please (please!) include your book suggestions in the LTEs below as well, and remember: teaching your children to love books is a gift that lasts a lifetime. (list below the jump) Rhubarb_Runner December 15, 2008, at 5:30 am 7 LTEs - (Sorry, but the time to add LTEs has expired) 1988, Homer Hanky [contributed by: Rhubarb_Runner]
Rhubarb_Runner October 3, 2008, at 5:30 am Sorry, but the time to add LTEs has expired Harmon Killebrew, Sport magazine [contributed by: Rhubarb_Runner]
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