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Trey Hillman No Longer Has To Bear a Royal Weight On His Shoulders

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Trey Hillman No Longer Has To Bear a Royal Weight On His Shoulders
On 2010-5-14 Deanna Rubin wrote:
... I will say that he was an extremely nice guy, and I really had a lot of respect for him when he was in Japan, and he was very popular with the Fighters fans. (One of my friends still wears a Hillman #88 jersey to Fighters games now.)


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