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Davis Cup Day 3 Crisis Center

ByPeter Bodo

Published Feb 10, 2008

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Mornin', everyone. I'm traveling today, so this will be your Davis Cup Crisis Center today for the third and most critical (for some) day of DC action. Housekeeping note: I am meeting with popular ESPN television commentator Cliff Drysdale in Miami on Monday, to have a nice look back over his history in tennis. I'd almost be inclined to call Cliffy "Zelig-like", but for the fact that as I understood it, Zelig was just a guy that showed up in places. Cliff often had a significant impact on the events of his day. In terms of the Open era, this guy was present on Day 1. I'll post a report on my trip on Tuesday. Enjoy the Davis Cup, everyone!