D.J. Houlton is dealing with a case of deja vu.
The right-hander is living in a new city, pitching for a new team and playing in a new league. So much has changed for him in the span of a few months. Still, Houlton can't help but feel like he's been through all this before.
Getting used to life in first place tends to do that.
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