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Regardless of the circumstances surrounding Reynolds' dismissal from the four-letter network, I think viewers will be happy to have him back on TV. Quality announcers and analysts are surprisingly few and far between, and it's a shame that one of the game's best has had to sit on the sidelines for as long as he has.
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