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http://www.rotoworld.com/player/mlb/3952/jeff-keppinger

Jeff Keppinger recently suffered a broken right fibula when he tripped down the stairs at his house.

It's brutal timing for the 32-year-old free agent, who was just beginning to attract heavy interest. Keppinger should be fine for the start of spring training, but the freak injury is sure to hurt his bottom line. He batted .325/.367/.439 with nine homers and 40 RBI in 2012 for the Rays. Nov 26 - 6:39 PM

Source: CBS Sports

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