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Hot Baseball Wife: Jeanna Millar

POSTED BY ON 8:00 am, January 19, 2009 - POSTED IN HBW (Hot Baseball Wives)

Is Kevin Millar still in baseball anymore? Who knows? Once you join the baseball black hole known as the Baltimore Orioles, your career is kind of over either way.

But if Millar is on his way out, we thought we’d send him off on his way by honoring the hotness of his wife Jeanna (pronounced like “Gina”).

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Gina on the right, Michelle Damon on the left

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One Response to “Hot Baseball Wife: Jeanna Millar”

  1. GM-Carson says:
    January 27, 2009 at 7:56 am

    I love this feature, hot wives make the world go round.

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