LISTEN: TSN’s Ray Ferraro along with Kilimanjaro charity-climb participant Cory Clendenning

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TSN’s Ray Ferraro joins the boys… and brings it… like he always does. No sugar coating anything, AND we had a blast.

Also, Cory Clendenning is gonna climb Mount Kilimanjaro… why? It’s for a great cause and he’s footing the bill himself.

Plus, the usual BS from the guys.

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