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About Daniel Hahn

Lifelong sports fan that lives in Indianapolis with my wife and two awesome dogs. I currently work as an Accountant and graduated from the University of Kentucky. My primary sports passions are the Buffalo Bills and the Cleveland Indians. Playing baseball growing up, transitioned to voluntary coaching following college, which was an amazing experience. I'm ready for the World Series to go thru Cleveland, and still waiting on the Jody Gerut statue to be built.

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