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SF Giants broadcast legend Duane Kuiper announces throat cancer diagnosis

Newseze Wire·Sun, Sep 20, 11:29 PMWire: KTVU Fox 2 Bay Area
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SF Giants broadcast legend Duane Kuiper announces throat cancer diagnosis

Kuiper said he is optimistic that treatment will be successful.

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