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Brady Feigl and his doppelganger, also named Brady Feigl, had an uncanny resemblance to one another. Both were minor league baseball pitchers and had the same elbow surgery done by the same doctor. To confirm that they were not related, a DNA test was conducted and the results showed that they were not related.

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Brady Feigl and his doppelganger, also named Brady Feigl, had an uncanny resemblance to one another. Both were minor league baseball pitchers and had the same elbow surgery done by the same doctor. To confirm that they were not related, a DNA test was conducted and the results showed that they were not related.

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