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    Yes, we know we're not in St. Petersburg With TV ratings thus far up significantly — Thursday's Game 2 had a 44 percent increase over last year (the Rays' only win) — thebiglead.com makes this observation: "Are pinstripes and Pedro Martinez really this fascinating or do the Tampa Bay Rays simply offer the mediocre sizzle of a Steak-umm?" Faces in the crowd Actor Minka Kelly — who just happens to be Derek Jeter's girlfriend — was part of a live commercial for the Stand Up to Cancer organization, along with actor Terrence Howard, TV news personality Katie Couric and former Phillie John Kruk. Full Article at TampaBay.com | St. Petersburg Times
    Are pinstripes and Pedro Martinez really this fascinating or do the Tampa Bay Rays simply offer the mediocre sizzle of a Steak-umm?
    SOURCE: TampaBay.com | St. Petersburg Times 1 month ago
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  3. Some would point out the coincidence of the Yankees and the infectious diseases convention coming to town in the same weekend
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