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For any sports fanatics out there...

I just read an article at FOX Sports announcing David Wells of the San Diego Padres has recently been diagnosed with Type 2 Diabetes. It's a pretty short article, but they do have a few quotes talking about some lifestyle changes he will make.

If you didn't know Wells pitched a perfect game for the NY Yankees in 1998 and later said that he was in fact hung over during that game. There's a crack in the article about Wells having to give up alcohol.

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