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Research Paper On Buster Posey

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Buster posey If my principle was going to pick a special person to come and talk to our class i would want it to be buster posey. He is a really good baseball player and he inspires me to play good. He is an American perfusion baseball player for the san francisco baseball team. To began with,Buster posey was born on march 27, 1987. He is 27 years old right now and he already has one hundred sixty seven million dollars. Buster posey is six feet one inch tall. The passion Buster Posey plays caugher almost the whole game. When he finished as a rookie he finished at a batting average three hundred and five, eighteen home runs and sixty seven runs batted in. Next, Buster

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