Dinner at the Wright House

By Jeff Zachowski on February 9th, 2007 2:39 AM

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David Wright and Papa Wright joined President Bush for dinner at the White House on Monday night for a “baseball dinner” along with a select group of MLB stars. Mets GM Omar Minaya worked for the Texas Rangers when Dubya was the team’s managing general partner.

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