UCB Radio Hour, May 6

by Cardinal70 on May 6, 2009

Join us at our regular place and time tonight for the United Cardinal Bloggers Radio Hour. Tonight, Daniel from C70 At The Bat will host as we feature the Baseball Digest blog and Andrea, one of its authors, will join us at the top of the show. We’ll take a look back at the first month of the season, try to get the taste of that Phillies series out of our mouths, and look at Pittsburgh and Cincinnati coming up. Phone number is 646-929-1758 and we would love to talk to you tonight. Give us a ring!

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