Maxbialystock
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Another Tigers strike called a ball.
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"Losing to the Tigers" is not the same as "lost to the Tigers." Go Sox!!!
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As am I. These complaints are entirely because the Sox are losing to the Tigers after tying it up in the 8th. Who knew that New England is actually whine country?
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You apparently never took a logic course. You claim the away team is "very likely" to score from 2d, but not the home team even though both teams face the exact same situation.
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Whattalotta. Soto struck Bogie out except that the ump took away two great strikes.
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Same thing happened to Soto facing Bogie. Twice.
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Strenuously disagree. Both teams have exactly the same chance to score, and in fact the psychological advantage belongs to the home team. Shoop had a great at bat before that scratch single. Before that, he almost had a double and a dinger down the right field line. Whitlock simply wasn't up to the moment.
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Tigers have 11 hits to the Sox 6.
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Why the endless replays? The first one showed he was safe.
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Cassandra nails another one.
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Good night, nurse. I thought Whitlock was the perfect guy to bring in.
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Pay back. This time our guy got screwed.
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For a guy hitting .173, Schoop is a tough out.
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Nice!!!! Just out.
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Whitlock. Like the little girl with a curl: when she was good, she was very, very good, and when she was not, she was horrid.
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Tough break. Bogie did his part. This is what make baseball so unpredictable.
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Screwed twice.
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Nice slider by Soto, screwed by the ump.
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Nicely said.
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Dalbec is an embarrassment. His forte is hitting lefties and he's struck out twice tonight against lefties. And he is tied for the MLB lead in errors by a firstbaseman.
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That knuckle curve is so lethal it's outlawed in 35 states.
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Did Plawecki really pinch hit for Arroyo? And is Vazquez at 2B?
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I'll be honest and say I thought Porcello had a complete repertoire of pitches. The problem was that none of them was especially good, nor was his command. He never, ever mastered the art of pitching low in the zone.
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He was fearless with the 85 mph fastball.
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If Cora had an ounce of sense, he'd send Ottavino out to pitch the 8th and have him throw a lot of breaking stuff.