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Maxbialystock

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  1. Great bunt by Hernandez! Works even better when it looks like he is swinging the bat.
  2. WEEI guys say Pivetta should have been backing up 3b.
  3. More and more I get the impression that other teams are fine with singles--and get results--while the Sox are bitten with homeritis. Pivetta let getting to 1b, but still in time. Renfroe did not need to make that throw--no chance of getting him. I think he forgot it was 2 outs, so the runner on 1b was going with the crack of the bat.
  4. A little like watching Barnes: knuckle curve, fastball, knuckle curve, fast ball, etc. Now a slider, which Barnes doesn't need this year.
  5. Thanks. I have the sound off I did not know what Gonzalez left.
  6. Nice get by Bogey! Why is Pivetta acting as though he were going for a no-hitter?
  7. Dalbec in for Marwin. Hmmm. Love those 1 pitch groundouts when our guy is pitching. Knuckle curve uber alles.
  8. Lengthy treatises have been written about the importance of first pitch strikes and how the pitcher can build on one. Bogey swung at a first pitch fastball/sinker and parked it. Gonzalez observed his, then observed another lower, and finally swung at a changeup out of the zone.
  9. I had no idea Harper was that good in the outfield. Plus a great throw back to the infield.
  10. So Girardi's going with a little bait and switch. Interesting.
  11. Gotta love it when a Sox hitter goes after a first pitch strike and nails it!
  12. Knuckle curve by Pivetta working well and against a lefty hitter (Gregorius).
  13. Talk about a contrast in approaches. Pivetta is throwing everything at the top or in the middle of the zone. Finally, low and away for the K.
  14. Hard to drill one out when the pitches are all at the bottom of the strike zone or below.
  15. Now doing it to JDM, 4 straight at the bottom, 3 strikes (2 swung at). 5 out of 6 at the bottom of the zone or below, leading to a harmless ground out.
  16. Yesterday or the day before the WEEI guys were commenting it's been awhile since Verdugo hit a dinger. Yesterday and today again fly outs suggesting he's sure trying to get one up and out. I wish he would go for line drives and not worry about the home run count.
  17. 4 straight pitches in the bottom of the zone against Hernandez. All close. Red Sox pitchers are simply not able to do that.
  18. Dalbec benched again against a righty starter. 3 K's yesterday.
  19. 1, 2, 3 in the top of the 1st. All ground outs. Pivetta has a good mix of pitches, but I haven't seen a changeup yet.
  20. Agree with both you and bellhorn. I like to debate, but I am also convinced Cora is freaking brilliant. It the Sox were ahead 3-2, Ottavino probably would have gotten the nod in the 8th. As it turned out, the Sox never did score that 3d run, and today Cora has both Ottavino and Barnes. I'd like to say he also has the indomitable Andriese, but sadly he is on the IL.
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