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Pitcher Jeff Musselman and wife Karen face the media yesterday to talk about his recent treatment for alcoholism
Pitcher Jeff Musselman and wife Karen face the media yesterday to talk about his recent treatment for alcoholism

Pitcher Jeff Musselman and wife Karen face the media yesterday to talk about his recent treatment for alcoholism

Date5/27/1989
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Original Toronto Star caption: Pitcher Jeff Musselman and wife Karen face the media yesterday to talk about his recent treatment for alcoholism. The Blue Jay lefthander checked in to a Don Mills clinic last month after admitting his problem to management.
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