Kieschnick Watch, Part I
by Jeff Sackmann on Apr 9, 2005 1:41 AM CDT
in Milwaukee Brewers News
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PrintBrooks Kieschnick may no longer be a Brewer, but I don't see why that means he can't be my favorite player anymore. Hence, my new feature: Kieschnick Watch, in which everything written, thought, or dreamed about Brooks Kieschnick will be noted, analyzed, and searched for hints that our beloved two-way player will return to Milwaukee soon.
I'm not a stalker, really. I just like the guy.
From the Corpus Christi Hooks website today:
I realize that should Brooks get off to a hot start and get a promotion to Houston, my Kiesch fandom could create a serious conflict of interest. This is a risk I'm willing to take.
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St. Louis
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Cincinnati
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