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La Crosse Loggers general manager Ben Kapanke joined La Crosse Talk last week to discuss a wild 2023 season, that saw the team go from worst to first to a half-inning from the Northwoods League World Series.

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We also talked just how the Loggers work with bringing in college players, where they live and the relationship the team has with the community, as well as some of the MLB players that La Crosse has seen at Copeland Park.