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We wrote "Bit Players" because we felt the need for a tale of love lost and won in the deep Antipodes. In the world of Australian rugby, they make the players strong and the team spirit stronger. When there’s a girl involved, the stakes are even higher. The final match is on and the players have teeth, in more ways than one. Plus there are too darn many fantasy baseball stories already!

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We wrote "Bit Players" because we felt the need for a tale of love lost and won in the deep Antipodes. In the world of Australian rugby, they make the players strong and the team spirit stronger. When there's a girl involved, the stakes are even higher. The final match is on and the players have teeth, in more ways than one. Plus there are too darn many fantasy baseball stories already!

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