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  1. Cuzzi has not had a great last couple innings. He was pretty good up until the 7th or so.
  2. Bottom line; 1 effing run is not going to win many games, period. This game is not on Cora’s choices in the pen, it’s about the hitters once again not doing a damn thing.
  3. Sox have left 6 on base. Devers has left them all.
  4. I see what you did there.
  5. They get to the 9th ahead he’ll be in at second. Dalbec or Shaw will be at first. Kike will go to center and Renfroe to right.
  6. Brasier showing the effects of 4 straight games; he’s not sharp.
  7. Last time was about 100 years ago, wasn’t it?
  8. Vaz needs to get on here; clear Houck in the order of nothing else.
  9. The approach of going the other way is the correct one though.
  10. Hence the use of the ellipsis
  11. Let’s see what happens the second time through; they SHOULD have a better idea of what his pitches actually do. Note, I said should. With these guys …
  12. Yep. Schwarber pulls his 3 feet snd it’s out. Even if he doesn’t do that, Devers pulls his about 2 feet and it’s an RBI single.
  13. Devers ripped that ball and the Nats 2B made a really good play. Let’s not pretend it was a soft room service grounder to second.
  14. Those fans were told there would be no math or logic.
  15. Duran? He’s not on the active roster. Bazardo is pitcher 15; I assume he’ll be sent down when/if they activate Whitlock.
  16. Don't feed the trolls.
  17. They have no approach against soft tossing lefties. We’ve seen this game after game this year and for the past few years really.
  18. I’m not necessarily advocating trading him (I don’t think he ever fully got over that wrist injury. But you have to have more out of your 3-4 hitter. I’m not against trading him either; but with the opt out, the return isn’t going to be fantastic, and the return has to include a major league player.
  19. The O’s (and Nats) are totally relaxed. That makes them dangerous.
  20. He can tell the team doesn’t have it. A manger/coach can talk/yell/coddle/whatever all they want, but if the players refuse to change anything, there’s not much he can do.
  21. Bogaerts: First half: .321/.385/.545/.930 in 85 games (103 hits, 27 doubles, 17 homers and 51 RBIs) Second half: .255/.332/.423/.755 in 55 games (50 hits, 7 doubles, 8 homers and 28 RBIs) This is you #3-4 hitter.
  22. Why? Who are you replacing in the line-up with him?
  23. No, they need to string together hits. That puts pressure on a pitcher. Solo homers don’t do that.
  24. 3 hits again tonight. It’s deja vu Tuesday night. We can bitch about the one pitch to Mountcastle, but Pivetta gave the team a chance. A loss tonight is on the offense.
  25. Time for another Bogaerts rollover to short.
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