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Here are the last ten comments made by our members:
| David Adams |
Alex about 4 hours ago
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Hit his second tonight, off Darren O'Day in the ninth inning. Cutting a four-run league down to three, but the tying run still wasn't on deck, so it really didn't mean much, not yet; quite obviously, if another runner got on, Buck was going to bring in Jeff Johnson. Ichiro flied to center, Brignac and Gardner struck out swinging, and most of the crowd in Camden Yards went home happy. |
| Tyler Lyons |
LVW about 4 hours ago
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Cards starter tonite making his MLB debut. Had his 1st Plate Appearance before he threw his 1st pitch. |
| Justin Verlander |
Alex about 4 hours ago
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Came back out after a 62-minute rain delay to get two more outs and the W. If he pitched the sixth "to give the bullpen a break," you could say it was all about the team. But he didn't. I'm not poking fun at Verlander. I'm trying to point out that wins and saves do mean a lot to those who actually play the game. In this case, Verlander's not thinking, "The W might help me cop another Cy Young award." He's thinking, "I deserve a W because I had a big lead before it rained and I'm going to get it." |
| Miguel Cabrera |
LVW about 5 hours ago
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52 RBIs thru 44 team games- 2 more than Hack Wilson and 5 more than Lou Gehrig had thru 44 team games in their 191 and 184 RBI seasons respectively. |
| Jose Bautista |
MikeG about 5 hours ago
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He good. |
| Jeff Samardzija |
Alex about 5 hours ago
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Which, of course, is utterly absurd. When you give up a run in the first inning and toss goose eggs for the next six innings (one hit, one walk), you've pitched well enough to win. |
| Jose Bautista |
Alex about 5 hours ago
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Plate discipline and he's hitting the ball to right when he must. He was a one-man gang today. |
| Jeff Samardzija |
Texpope about 6 hours ago
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That's what happens when you don't know how to pitch well enough to win Jack Morris for HOF, Inc. |
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Slyke about 6 hours ago
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Now the best 2-6 pitcher in the game. Liriano out- dueled him tonight in PNC. He still has crazy good stuff, despite that record. | |
| Burch Smith |
LynchMob about 6 hours ago
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Nope ... couldn't get an out in the 2nd inning ... after giving up 3 runs in the 1st ... I didn't think it was likely for this ERA to go up ... but it did ... sigh ... |
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