a700hitter
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Rhodes has been a Yankee patsy for about 15 years. The Rangers idiot manager somehow thought that history was irrelevant. Total Yankee luck getting a washed up over the hill Chavez and him becoming a clutch performer. What a joke. Chavez was one step away from pumping gas before the Yankees signed him.
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Too much talent to keep sucking.
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Can Salty reach second base on the fly?
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Crawford will probably have to wait to go on the road to break out of his slump. He is very tight right now.
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6 RBI from the 8th and 9th holes. You can't figure out this game.
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Salty is going to kill one of our pitchers with his spike throws to second base. This guy has got to go.
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He has the team lead in HRs?
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Lester is laboring. His pitch count is high and that is with the benefit of a DP ball. Salty sucks and he is clueless. He needs to go.
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He's a good step slower than Pedroia.
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Salty isn't setting a very high bar.
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Toronto running themselves out of an inning.
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Beckett still dealing. Does Tito go Bard and Papelbon? Becket is at 100 pitches.
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AGon is like a greyhound compared to Bengie and Jose Molina.
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Beckett's pitch count is very good at 74. Even if he has a rough inning, he should be able to make it through 7 innings.
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Jose Molina is only faser than he brother Bengie.
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Cameron has been brutal.
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Even after that lengthy AB, Beckett's pitch count is still very manageable.
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Tito has to stick with him at least against the Lefties.
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Lowrie is just pasting the ball to all fields.
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:lol:
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You ignored me..., but we always had such good times. At least, I did. I love a lively debate, and you certainly provided a few of them.
