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Got a minute? Don Zimmer

By MARC TOPKIN
Published September 26, 2004

Favorite late-night snack?

Oreos and milk, which I'm not supposed to have.

Favorite TV show?

I have ESPN on all the time. That's it.

What's a food you won't eat?

Shrimp. I've never had a shrimp in my life.

Who would play you in the Don Zimmer story?

I wouldn't wish that on nobody.

Who do you like better, Britney Spears, Jessica Simpson or Cristina Aguilera?

Who do they play for? I don't know one from another.

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