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"Blue Collar" MVPs


TerriblePizza

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This is an appreciation thread for those "blue collar" players on our team. The guys that don't get their name called, but their performances have been huge for the team this year.

My picks are Tyler Brayton and Brad Hoover.

They've both quietly had great seasons and as discussed in an earlier thread, Brayton is always a "surprise" when he makes a play.

Keep pluggin' away guys. You're what make our team great.

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