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By Greg Stoda, Palm Beach Post Staff Writer
Friday, May 2, 2003
DAVIE -- There's a regal look about the man who would be Dolphin king.
It has to do with carriage and bearing and how Junior Seau -- even dressed casually in a sleeveless blue T-shirt, green cargo shorts and rubber sandals -- is a commanding presence. The results of recent off-season workout sessions, strenuous beyond his own demanding career-long standards, were obvious in the cut layers of arm and leg muscles as Seau did nothing more than relax in a small room at his new team's training facilty Thursday morning.
He is across the country, now, from his San Diego homeland and the Chargers to whom he meant so much for 13 years. He is across the country, now, looking for a Super Bowl inscription to include on the Hall of Fame plaque that someday will hold his name
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Friday, May 2, 2003
DAVIE -- There's a regal look about the man who would be Dolphin king.
It has to do with carriage and bearing and how Junior Seau -- even dressed casually in a sleeveless blue T-shirt, green cargo shorts and rubber sandals -- is a commanding presence. The results of recent off-season workout sessions, strenuous beyond his own demanding career-long standards, were obvious in the cut layers of arm and leg muscles as Seau did nothing more than relax in a small room at his new team's training facilty Thursday morning.
He is across the country, now, from his San Diego homeland and the Chargers to whom he meant so much for 13 years. He is across the country, now, looking for a Super Bowl inscription to include on the Hall of Fame plaque that someday will hold his name
more
