The Twins Wrap with Dick Bremer
from Baseball Banter Hosted by MWC
The Twins are red-hot, the television voice Dick Bremer and Derek Hanson talked about it, as they do every Tuesday at 5:45 live during the Drivetime News Hour brought to you by Jefferson Lines.
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