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"Brasier" is the French word for "forfeit".

Do y'all remember that Mujica guy? "Mujica" is Spanish for "forfeit game".

I remember a few years ago, putting that Mujica guy on the mound was tantamount to saying this. Nowadays, it's Brazier.

Merry Kimbrelmas. Series tied 1-1.

I would be perfect if they were to trot Joe Kelly out there to finish them off in the 9th.

Two baserunners should have been the end of the leash for Pomeranz.

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Errrr.... he invited an angry dude who is bigger than him and who was charging at him to bring it on, and in one more second he had the dude on his hands and knees without even having to do a takedown maneuver. That was slicker and quicker than a preacher's prick.

This umpire is blind.

If anybody is interested in the Home/Miami announcer's play-by-play, it's streaming here http://www.streamsgate.site/p/mlb.html?id=red&ty=h They were talking s*** alluding to Hanley being a slouch since joining the Red Sox, just before he popped that one.

Jankees go home.

As always, Pedroia picks the perfect time to practice his golf swing when he sees a ball on the grass.

LOL. Haven't been around here in a little while. It's no surprise to see that the "Price needs to step up his game" mindset still reigns here.

"Oh, s***! We're at risk of taking over first place in the division! Let's put Bucholz out on the mound; that'll fix it!"

Yes he's had his share of mediocre performances and certainly a couple of bad ones, but how many of those L's came on a night that he pitched 6+ innings and only gave up 2 or 3 runs? If you could go to the store and buy a pitcher that will pitch exactly 6 innings every five days and give up exactly 3 runs every time - no more and no less - the price tag on that would be in the tens of millions. Compare Price's performance on the 28th to Porcello's performance on the 29th. Praise to Porcello but Price needs to "step it up"?