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Carl Pavano audio from today

Peter Abraham
February
16

Here is Carl Pavano talking about his meeting with Mike Mussina.

Let me say that I’ve never had a prouder moment than being able to bring the words of the Rajah of Rehab directly to you, his many fans.

This entry was posted on Friday, February 16th, 2007 at 4:05 pm by Peter Abraham.
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4 Responses to “Carl Pavano audio from today”

  1. murphydog

    Is this guy on heart medicine? He sounds like a complete dud. He needs to meet the Tampa equivalent of the Susan Sarandon character in Bull Durham so she can teach him how to breath out of his eyelids.

  2. Russell W

    Wow. I like that the media got Pavano to talk about respect, his teammate, and what is expected of him this year. He did a better job answering questions than he has in the past. Maybe the meeting was more about how to address this in the media so it isn’t another distraction from camp.

  3. J5

    Peter, you are the loudest scribbler on the planet.

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