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Published on April 28, 2009 under Texas League (TL1) News Release


Player of the Week, April 20-26, 2009

Steven Hill, Springfield

.571 AVG (12-for-21) 4 home runs, 9 RBI, 8 runs, 3 doubles, .609 OBP, 1.286 SLG

Springfield Cardinals catcher Steven Hill had a week to remember, helping his team to a 6-0 record and nearly sweeping every major offensive category during the past week. For his effort, he was an easy selection for Texas League Player of the Week.

Hill, a native of Nacogdoches, Texas, was not the Cardinals' opening day starter at catcher and had to scrap his way to get at bats in the first few days of the season. He got spot starts at DH and in left field, and even pinch-ran in one game. Making the most of those opportunities, Hill quickly climbed from sixth to fourth in the batting order and has been bashing Texas League pitching ever since.

Listed at 5-11, 190 pounds, Hill was the St. Louis Cardinals'13th round selection in the 2007 after hitting 24 home runs with a .486 on base percentage at Stephen F. Austin University. He spent 72 games in the minors later that summer, clubbing 32 extra-base hits and 55 RBI as a first baseman/outfielder, but did not replicate those numbers in 2008 in three minor league stops.

Still just 24 years of age, Hill is blossoming into one of the most productive hitters in all of minor league baseball in his second full minor league season. Currently, with 56 plate appearances, he is batting .440 with 10 extra base hits, 15 RBI and an OPS (on base plus slugging) of 1.331. The middle-of-the-order punch provided by Hill and teammate Brett Wallace has also helped Springfield to a Texas League-best 11-5 record.

Pitcher of the Week, April 20-26, 2009

Kasey Kiker, Frisco

1 start, 0.00 ERA 7.0 IP, 1 H, 2 BB, 7 K

In a week full of solid performances, Kasey Kiker stands out despite not receiving a decision in his one appearance. On April 21, Kiker completed seven strong innings against Arkansas, allowing just one hit, a two-out single in the sixth. He threw 91 pitches (59 strikes, 32 balls) and struck out seven Travelers.

The 12th overall pick in the 2006 MLB Draft, Kiker has a world of potential but is still developing as a pitcher. The 5-11 lefthander turned 21 during the offseason, making him one of the youngest pitchers in the Texas League, but it remains to be seen how he will handle success. After being drafted out of Russell County High School in Seale, Ala., Kiker went 0-7 in 15 starts for Spokane of Northwest League in 2006. He followed that up with a productive 2007 in the Midwest League, going 7-4 in 20 starts with 112 strikeouts in 96 1/3 innings pitched. He suffered through shoulder soreness that hampered his progress in the California League 2008, which precipitated a fall from No. 7 to No. 19 on Baseball America's Rangers top prospect list.

Now fully healthy, the Rangers are hoping Kiker can get back on track to being one of the top pitching prospects in baseball. Two 2006 high school draftees have already made the Majors (No. 7 Clayton Kershaw and No. 14 Travis Snider) but the Rangers don't figure to rush Kiker. With a big 2009 campaign in Frisco, he may be able to change their plans.

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North Division Notebook

ARKANSAS TRAVELERS (Los Angeles Angels)

This week: 3-3; Overall record: 7-9

T-2nd place North, 4.0 games behind Springfield

April 20: The Travelers dropped a tough 5-4 decision at Frisco in which they struck for two runs and four hits in the ninth, but stranded the potential game-tying runner in scoring position. Wilberto Ortiz had two hits and two RBI in the losing effort ... April 21: Arkansas' woes continued with a 1-0, 13-inning loss to the Frisco RoughRiders on getaway day. The Travelers' 3-4-5-6 men in their order were 0-for-18 in the game, lowering their season averages to .211, .136, .178 and .140 respectively. Jordan Walden threw seven shutout innings in the no-decision ... April 23: The Travelers picked up a big 4-3 win over rival Northwest Arkansas at home in North Little Rock. Eight of the starting nine had at least one hit, save for No. 3 hitter Patrick Breen, who walked twice. The Travs' bullpen allowed no hits in 4 2/3 innings and retired the last 14 Naturals hitters in the game ... April 24: The Arkansas Travelers allowed one hit against Northwest Arkansas, but fell 2-0, failing to drive in runs in eight chances with runners in scoring position. Michael Anton took the loss, surrendering a bloop double in the sixth for his only blemish ... April 25: In a battle of the Texas League's two worst offenses, it was Arkansas starter Trevor Bell who made the biggest difference, spinning seven strong innings to lead the Travelers to a 4-1 victory over Northwest Arkansas. Centerfielder Peter Bourjos contributed a triple and two RBI in the win ... April 26: In his Texas League debut, 19-year-old Trevor Reckling stymied Northwest Arkansas hitters with six scoreless innings, while the Travs pulled away for an 8-1 win over the Naturals. Reckling, just two years removed from high school, got help in the form of a three-run home run by suddenly hot Hank Conger in the victory. Reckling is the youngest player in the Texas League, turning 20 on May 22.

ALUMNI REPORT:

OF Chris Richard (1997-99) had two home runs, six RBI and six runs scored in a nine game stretch through April 26 for the Durham Bulls ... 2B David Matranga (2000-01, 04) had six hits in 14 at bats (.429) through April 26 ... LHP Willie Collazo (2004-05) has a 1-0 record with a 2.25 ERA ... RHP Doug Mathis (2003-04) has thrown six innings in each of his first three starts, but holds an 0-1 record despite a 2.50 ERA ... OF Bradley Coon (2007) batted .381 in a five-game span over the last week for Salt Lake ... C Ryan Budde (2002-03) is hitless in his last seven at bats ... SS Sean Rodriguez leads the Bees with five home runs and 16 RBI but is batting just .231 ... 3B Freddy Sandoval (2007) is batting .254 as of April 27.

NORTHWEST ARKANSAS NATURALS (Kansas City Royals)

This week: 2-4; Overall record: 7-9

T-2nd place North, 4.0 games behind Springfield

April 20: The Naturals fell 12-6 to Corpus Christi, blowing a 6-4 sixth inning lead for starter Dan Cortes. Mario Lisson continued his strong season with three hits and an RBI in the loss ... April 21: The Naturals got payback in the form of a 9-7 win over Corpus Christi, getting three hits each from Cody Strait and Kurt Mertins. Anthony Lerew went 6 2/3 strong innings in the quality start, which was finished off with a save from Chris Nicoll ... April 23: The Naturals lost a close 4-3 game to Arkansas, getting all their production from the bottom third of the order. Jordan Parraz, Kurt Mertins and Jeff Howell had five of the team's seven hits - including the only two for extra bases - and scored all three Northwest Arkansas runs ... April 24: Northwest Arkansas beat Arkansas 2-0 despite recording just one hit - and that didn't even factor in the scoring. Blake Wood put in a stellar performance, pitching 6 1/3 scoreless innings to pick up the win. Chris McConnell's bloop double with one out in the fifth was the only hit for the Naturals ... April 25: The Naturals lost a 4-1 contest at rival Arkansas, scoring their only run on a fifth inning throwing error. Jordan Parraz had two of the six hits for the Naturals on the day, raising his team-best batting average to .318 - making him one of just three Northwest Arkansas hitters in the lineup batting above .235... April 26: The punchless Naturals dropped their third out of four against Arkansas, this time falling 8-1 to their in-state rivals. With just one hit in their only win and seven total runs scored in the series, the Naturals will hope to turn things around at home against a Springfield staff last in the league in ERA.

ALUMNI REPORT:

RHP Carlos Rosa (2008) combined on a two-hitter for Omaha of the Pacific Coast League.

SPRINGFIELD CARDINALS (St. Louis Cardinals)

This week: 6-0; Overall record: 11-5

1st place North, 4.0 game lead

April 20: Springfield's cleanup hitter Steven Hill had a big game at the plate in the Cardinals' 9-4 romp over Midland. Hill went 3-for-4, with two home runs, three runs scored and five RBI. Starter Kyle Mura picked up the win, his first of the season ... April 21: Steven Hill's big series against Midland continued, as he helped the Cards to a 7-4 win by going 5-for-5 with three doubles, three runs scored and his third home run of the series. In six games against the RockHounds Hill was 14-24 (.583) with four homers, five doubles, nine RBI and a slugging percentage of 1.292. Meanwhile, Daniel Descalso quietly had three hits and four RBI in the game between division leaders ... April 23: Trailing Tulsa 5-1 with two outs and none on in the fifth, Springfield sprung to life, singling three times before a Jim Rapoport grand slam tied the game. Two innings later the Cardinals tacked on five more runs en route to a 10-6 victory ... April 24: Brett Wallace hit a ninth inning walk-off home run as Springfield knocked off Tulsa 6-5. Down by 4-0 entering the seventh, the Cardinals rallied for five runs off Drillers relief pitching to set up the Wallace heroics ... April 25: For the second straight night, the Cardinals were tied 5-5 entering the bottom half of the ninth inning. And, like the previous evening, Brett Wallace homered to give the Cards a dramatic 6-5 win. On the down side, Springfield pitchers walked nine batters, bringing their season total to 102 through 15 games (a 6.8 walk per game average) ... April 26: No dramatics were necessary in the final game of the four game series with Tulsa, as the Cardinals cruised to a 9-3 win to earn a four-game sweep over the Drillers. In the victory, Steven Hill smashed his fourth home run of the week and raised his batting average to .440.

ALUMNI REPORT:

C Robinson Cancel (2005) has hit .304 in his last seven games prior to April 27 for the Triple-A Buffalo Bisons of the International League. OF Shane Robinson batted .393 for the Memphis Redbirds in his past eight games through April 26 ... Joe Mather (2007) has struggled big time at the plate, hitting just .118 on the season ... Also for Memphis, Blake Hawksworth (2006) dropped to 1-2 with a 6.43 ERA after getting roughed up on April 23.

TULSA DRILLERS (Colorado Rockies)

This week: 1-5; Overall record: 7-9, T-2nd place North

4.0 games behind Springfield

April 20: Tulsa started week two with a 5-1 loss at home to the San Antonio Missions. The Drillers managed just four hits in the game, with Michael Paulk breaking up a no-hit bid in the eighth inning. Starting pitcher Jhoulys Chacin was solid on the mound with five innings of one-run baseball ... April 21: The Drillers used timely hitting and took advantage of shoddy Missions defense to rally to a 9-3 home victory. In the win, Drillers pitchers fanned 13, while Ryan Harvey paced the offensive attack with a pair of doubles ... April 23: Tulsa looked like it was on its way to victory behind defending Texas League Pitcher of the Week Keith Weiser, but a four-run fifth and five-run seventh by Springfield resulted in a 10-6 loss. SS Chris Nelson homered, doubled and drove in three runs in the losing effort ... April 24: The Drillers fell to Springfield 6-5, allowing a ninth inning walk-off home run after tying the game in the top of the ninth. Tulsa starter Esmil Rogers deserved a better fate, leaving the game with a 4-0 lead after six innings, but getting a no-decision when the bullpen fell apart in the seventh ... April 25: Déjà vu struck the Drillers as they lost a 6-5 contest in Springfield. Chaz Roe tossed five shutout innings leaving ahead 2-0, but a five-run inning by the bullpen erased the lead. Then, after rallying to earn a tie, a walk-off home run in the ninth put an end to the Tulsa comeback ... April 26: Tulsa was swept by Springfield, dropping the series finale 9-3 to the Cardinals. The Drillers entered the series tied for first place, but now find themselves four games behind. Top pitching prospect Jhoulys Chacin was blasted in the loss, allowing nine runs (seven earned) on 10 hits in 4 2/3 innings to fall to 1-3 on the season.

ALUMNI REPORT:

OF Jeff Salazar (2004-05) batted .390 for Indianapolis in his last 10 games prior to April 27 ... RHP Alan Johnson (2007-08) is throwing darts for Colorado Springs, putting up a 2-0 record and 0.73 ERA through two starts ... Joe Koshansky (2005-06) is not faring quite as well for Nashville, batting .150 in his last five games ... Ryan Shealy (2004) hit .389 over a nine-game stretch for Triple-A Omaha.

South Division Notebook

CORPUS CHRISTI HOOKS (Houston Astros)

This week: 3-3; Overall record: 8-8

T-2nd place South, 2.0 games behind Midland

April 20: In a 12-6 win at Northwest Arkansas, the Hooks had a season-high 17 hits, with each of the top eight hitters having two hits apiece. The Drews (Meyer and Locke) each homered and catcher Brian Esposito drove in four. The Hooks have now scored nine or more runs in four of their six victories ... April 21: Corpus Christi's four-run ninth wasn't enough to top Northwest Arkansas In the final game of a six-game road swing. Mitch Einertson collected three hits in the 9-7 loss, including his second home run ... April 23: The Hooks won the wildest game of the Texas League season thus far, capturing a 12-9 contest from Frisco. Corpus blew a 6-2 lead to trail 9-6 in the bottom of the eighth inning, but three-run home runs by Collin DeLome (his first hit against a lefthanded pitcher all year) and Drew Locke gave the Hooks the victory. The game was played in a brisk 2 hours, 35 minutes despite 21 runs and 30 hits in the game. The first inning was a harbinger of things to come, when Corpus sent eight men to the plate and scored three runs despite seeing just 16 total pitches ... April 24: The Hooks managed nine hits against three Frisco pitchers but only Brian Esposito's leadoff home run in the ninth prevented a shutout in a 5-1 loss. Douglas Arguello scattered eight singles in five innings but picked up the loss despite allowing just one run. April 25: Andy Van Hekken recorded his 100th career win in professional baseball, helping the Hooks to a 3-1 win at home over Frisco. Jimmy Van Ostrand contributed two doubles, the second of which drove home the go-ahead runs in the seventh inning - after Van Hekken had entered the game in a 1-1 tie. He now has 99 wins in the minor leagues and one as a member of the 2002 Detroit Tigers ... April 26: A 9-5 loss to Frisco spoiled a sunny, Sunday afternoon at Whataburger Field for the Hooks. Three errors and a brutal seven-run sixth cost Corpus Christi, which rallied with two in the seventh and two in the eighth to make the final score respectable.

ALUMNI REPORT:

C J.R. House (2006) is off to a fine start, with eight RBI and 16 hits in the nine games before April 27 ... 3B Mark Saccomanno (2005-06) had two home runs and 2 RBI is his last 10 ... LHP Josh Muecke (2006-07) has walked 12 batters in 15 1/3 innings through three starts.

FRISCO ROUGHRIDERS (Texas Rangers)

This week: 4-2; Overall record: 8-8

T-2nd place South, 2.0 games behind Midland

April 20: Chad Tracy homered and drove in three, helping Frisco to a 5-4 home win over the Arkansas. Tracy's sixth inning blast was the first ball to leave Dr Pepper Ballpark in five 2009 contests. Omar Poveda picked up his second victory of the season with five strong innings ... April 21: Frisco picked up a 1-0 win over Arkansas in 13 innings, the longest game of the young season. Starting pitcher Kasey Kiker carried a no-hitter for 5 2/3 innings, finishing with one hit and two walks in seven scoreless frames. Jose Vallejo ended the game with a walk-off RBI fielder's choice, driving in Craig Gentry with the winning run ... April 23: Frisco lost a 12-9 heartbreaker in Corpus Christi, giving up a late 9-6 lead after scoring seven consecutive runs to get it. Jose Villejo singled, doubled and tripled, while Justin Smoak, Steve Murphy and Manny Pina homered ... April 24: Frisco knocked off Corpus 5-1 while racking up 16 hits and stranding 12 baserunners. Manny Pina went 4-for-5 and Chad Tracy homered and drove in four in the winning effort ... April 25: The 'Riders dropped a 3-1 contest in Corpus Christi, failing to hang onto a seventh inning tie with the Hooks. Manny Pina continued his blistering April, raising his Texas League-leading batting average to .487 by going 3-for-3... April 26: Frisco earned a four-game split with Corpus Christi, taking a 9-5 decision in the finale thanks to a seven-run sixth inning. Justin Smoak led the offensive charge with a single, double and home run, while Chad Tracy added a two-run blast during the big RoughRiders sixth. Omar Poveda notched his third win of the season, going six innings and allowing one run.

ALUMNI REPORT:

3B German Duran (2007) was batting a meager .088 (3-for-34) through April 24 ... Tug Hulett (2006) is ninth in the PCL in hitting with a .371 average with 17 RBI.

MIDLAND ROCKHOUNDS (Oakland Athletics)

This week: 3-3; Overall record: 10-6

1st place South, 2.0 games ahead of Corpus Christi and Frisco

April 20: The Hounds dropped a 9-4 decision at home to the Springfield Cardinals, allowing 12 hits in the contest. OF Danny Putnam homered in the first inning, Gabriel Ortiz drove in two and Corey Wimberly had two hits in the leadoff spot ... April 21: Midland dropped the series finale to Springfield 7-4, allowing 17 Cardinals hits in the game. Corey Wimberly was 4-for-5 with a double and a triple in the loss, which was especially tough considering the 'Hounds were 3-for-18 with runners in scoring position and left 12 men on base ... April 23: The RockHounds broke out of their two game slide with a 9-3 pasting of San Antonio. Chris Carter was the hitting star for Midland, doubling twice, scoring three runs and driving in two. Travis Banwart got the win, allowing no runs and just five baserunners in 5 2/3 innings pitched ... April 24: Midland rallied past San Antonio 9-3 with 2-3-4 hitters Danny Putnam, Chris Carter and Tommy Everidge collecting seven of the RockHounds' 14 hits. Putnam also homered for the second consecutive ballgame ... April 25: The 'Hounds got off to a rough start in game three of their series in San Antonio, as four Missions crossed the plate in the first inning of an 8-3 setback. Corey Wimberly had two hits, stole a base and threw out a runner at the plate to end the first inning. Midland starter Chris Farley was rocked for 10 hits and five runs in five innings pitched ... April 26: Graham Godfrey picked up his first win of the season after he tossed the first six innings of a 6-0 shutout of San Antonio, lowering his ERA from 8.49 to 5.60 in the process. Danny Putnam homered for the third time in the series and had one of four Midland doubles.

ALUMNI REPORT:

C Robinson Cancel (2002) has hit .304 in his last seven games for the Triple-A Buffalo Bisons of the International League ... Jon Weber (2004) is batting .310 in his last 10 games through April 26 for Durham ... In Sacramento, Vin Mazzaro has a 1.35 ERA in four starts, though he doesn't have a decision.

SAN ANTONIO MISSIONS (San Diego Padres)

This week: 2-4; Overall record: 6-10

4th place South, 4.0 games behind Midland

April 20: The Missions beat Tulsa 5-1, but the day belonged to starting pitcher Stephen Faris. The 24-year-old right-hander tossed six no-hit innings before meeting his pitch count, handing the no-no off to his bullpen. Though Chris Britton allowed four hits in the eighth, the Missions picked up the solid road victory ... April 21: San Antonio lost 9-3 at Tulsa after failing to hold a 3-2 lead. Starter Will Inman and relievers Mike DeMark and Neil Jamison combined to allow five runs in the sixth and two more in the seventh inning. Jesus Lopez clubbed his first home run of 2009, but the Missions struggled with runners in scoring position and committed four errors ... April 23: San Antonio avoided a shutout by scoring three ninth inning runs, but still fell to Midland 9-3 at home. Mitch Canham doubled twice, the second of which plated the Missions' first run of the game ... April 24: San Antonio lost its third straight 9-3 game, this time after taking a 3-1 lead into the fifth inning. Starting pitcher Nathan Culp retired the first 10 batters before getting into trouble. He also snapped a 28 2/3 inning walk-less streak dating back to August 20, 2008 ... April 25: The Missions beat Midland 8-3 in front of 4,584 at Wolff Stadium. All nine San Antonio batters hit safely, led by an 8-for-16, six RBI performance by the bottom four in the order. Starting pitcher Ernesto Frieri mowed down the RockHounds to pick up his first win of the 2009 season ... April 26: San Antonio dropped the final game of the series 6-0, its first shutout loss of the year. Missions first baseman Craig Cooper extended his hitting streak to 11 games, while Luis Durango swiped his league-leading ninth and 10th stolen bases of the season.

ALUMNI REPORT:

OF Drew Macias (2007-08) hit .375 over his most recent 10 games through April 26 for Portland ... Kyle Blanks (2008) hit .361 in that same stretch ... Jose Lobaton (2008) is scuffling through a 1-for-17 for the Beavers ... A pair of former Missions have picked up two relief wins for Portland, Greg Burke (2008) and Jonathan Ellis (2007-08). Burke is 3-of-4 in save opportunities ... 3B Matt Tuiasosopo (2006) has struggled since he was sent down from Seattle to Tacoma, batting a meager .136.

Alumni Report for former Texas League teams

EL PASO DIABLOS

C Robinson Cancel (1998) has hit .304 in his last seven games for the Triple-A Buffalo Bisons of the International League ... OF Josh Kroeger (2003-04) is off to a hot start in Charlotte, batting .308 with two homers, eight RBI and three runs scored in his last 10 games through April 26 ... C Robby Hammock (2000-02) is struggling at the plate, hitting just .118 in his last 10 games for Norfolk ... Matt Kata (2001-02) is in the midst of a 6-for-35 tailspin in Round Rock.

ROUND ROCK EXPRESS

2B David Matranga (2000-01, 04) had six hits in 14 at bats (.429) through April 26 ... Royce Huffman (2000-02) is working on a .375 batting average in his last nine games.

SHREVEPORT SWAMP DRAGONS

OF Todd Linden (2002) continues to destroy the baseball for Scranton/Wilkes-Barre, batting .475 with three home runs, 13 RBI and 13 runs scored in his past 10 games.

WICHITA WRANGLERS

SS Andres Blanco (2004-05) has a .419 batting average through April 26 for the Iowa Cubs ... Brian Sanches was working on a 1.29 ERA out of the bullpen for New Orleans of the Pacific Coast League ... RHP Luke Hochevar is pitching masterfully for Omaha, starting 3-0 with a 1.89 ERA ... RHP Carlos Rosa (2008) combined on a two-hitter for Omaha ... OF Ruben Gotay (2004-05) is batting .185 for Reno.

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This Week in Texas League History

April 28, 1973...It took Memphis 5 hours, 25 minutes to overcome Alexandria 12-9 in a 19 innings struggle. Alexandria's Joe Goddard led all hitters in the contest with five hits in nine at-bats.

April 29, 1924...In a wild, contest, Wichita Falls prevailed over Dallas 21-11. Wichita Falls scored 10 runs in the fourth inning, taking a 16-2 lead. Dallas answered with eight runs in their half of the inning, getting within six runs of the lead. However, Dallas could neither prevent further scoring by the Spudders, nor mount another serious threat of their own the rest of the way. Wichita Falls collected a total of 25 hits, with all ten of the men they sent to the plate getting at least one hit and scoring at least once. Only second baseman Al White, who was 2-for-5 and scored three times, failed to drive in a run for the winners. In the Spudders 10-run inning, Arch Tanner, Art Weis and Pete Turgeon all had two hits. Turgeon and Martin Callaghan each had four RBI for the winners.

April 30, 1898...At a meeting of league directors, the Fort Worth club announced that their decision to cease operation. To balance the league, the remaining clubs voted to oust Dallas, over the strenuous protests of manager John McCloskey, who was willing to have his club continue in spite of low attendance. The league would limp along for another two weeks, until ceasing operations for the year on May 16.

May 1, 1961...San Antonio hit three consecutive home runs in the fifth inning, which helped the Missions pound Rio Grande Valley 10-4. Paul Popovich, Danny Murphy and Daryl Robertson did the trick in the fifth, increasing the Missions' lead to 5-2. The three consecutive home runs was one short of the Texas League mark set by Galveston on June 15, 1922.

May 2, 1954...San Antonio slaughtered Fort Worth 20-5 behind the booming bat of Jim Pisoni who homered three times and drove in eight runs. His big blow was a grand slam in San Antonio's 10-run eighth inning. He started his big night with a three-run shot in the fifth inning, then capped it off with a solo homer in the ninth inning.

May 3, 1985...Kevin Brown led Jackson to a 10-0 win over Arkansas, pitching a four-hit, complete game. Catcher Barry Lyons gave his battery-mate ample assistance by driving in five runs. It was the first win of the season for Brown, who had entered the game with a 10.57 ERA.

May 4, 1925...Behind the twin attacks of Kal Segrist and Leo Najo, San Antonio topped Dallas 7-4. Segrist knocked in five of the Bears' runs, with four singles in five at-bats. Najo was a perfect 5-for-5, with a double, stolen base and three runs scored. Segrist drove in Najo all three times he crossed the plate. The Missions had a total of 21 hits in their one-sided win.

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