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Although some elements of this article may be observed in a corresponding article on another site, it is in fact original work based on the sources listed and owes nothing to the other site. The original version of the article was first published elsewhere and then modified for inclusion on the other site. Everything in this article is original work that has been researched from the sources listed and the use of inline citations (other than footnotes) is limited to direct quotations and statistics. Generally, scorecards are the main source for statistics and, should any statistical data be referenced in a future version, the information will be obtained from ESPN | Although some elements of this article may be observed in a corresponding article on another site, it is in fact original work based on the sources listed and owes nothing to the other site. The original version of the article was first published elsewhere and then modified for inclusion on the other site. Everything in this article is original work that has been researched from the sources listed and the use of inline citations (other than footnotes) is limited to direct quotations and statistics. Generally, scorecards are the main source for statistics and, should any online statistical data be referenced in a future version, the information will be obtained from ESPN with inline citations provided to act as links in such cases. [[User:John Leach|John]] ([[User talk:John Leach|talk]]) 05:18, 6 October 2019 (UTC) | ||
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Although some elements of this article may be observed in a corresponding article on another site, it is in fact original work based on the sources listed and owes nothing to the other site. The original version of the article was first published elsewhere and then modified for inclusion on the other site. Everything in this article is original work that has been researched from the sources listed and the use of inline citations (other than footnotes) is limited to direct quotations and statistics. Generally, scorecards are the main source for statistics and, should any online statistical data be referenced in a future version, the information will be obtained from ESPN with inline citations provided to act as links in such cases. John (talk) 05:18, 6 October 2019 (UTC)