Thursday, July 24th: Tim Dillard Joins WSD!
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Fan Duel Sports Brewers Analyst Tim Dillard joins Wisconsin Sports Daily to discuss whether or not the Brewers will need to be aggressive at the deadline. Tim breaks down why this team is better than most fans give them credit for.
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