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Morales appears to have adjusted by throwing a lot of breaking stuff the past couple innings. Kids got a big future if he’s adjusting mid-game this early in his career.
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You see similar plays quite a bit in MLB. By going, the runner brings the cutoff into play, assuring the run will score. The defensive team is willing to take the out to get out of the inning. The offensive team is willing to take the out to get the run. Now, short of falling down, Rafaela was going to score anyway but I get the theory.
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It’s an interesting list of Hall of Famers, never weres and everything in between. Kimbrel and Wakefield did it for the Sox. Matz did it with the Cardinals earlier this year. Kimbrel did it twice over his career as did Zack Greinke, AJ Burnett and Tyler Glasgow. Chuck Finley did it 3 times, including twice in one season.
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Yes.
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Hudson has been brutal for both sides today.
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Duran, he gets more plate appearances.
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Just goes to show, if you hit the ball with RISP, something positive might happen.
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This post didn’t age well (at least for now).
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You know that if Arizona had hit Lowe’s ball, it would have hit the base.
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I hate to agree with Fred, but when guys are hitting doubles on pitches 8 inches outside, it ain’t your day.
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Marino doubles on a pitch 6 or 8 inches outside. In the old days it might have been called a pitchout.
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Merloni getting on the Sox play in a subdued way there.
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Bah dump dump. He’ll be here all day folks.
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Knock the effing ball down. That’s 2 WPs that were preventable if Wong just knocks the ball down instead of playing it like a 1st baseman. Both led to runs.
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Actually, mostly missing; the scores were 6-0, 9-0. 8-0 and 5-0. Three of those were on the road and the staff only pitched 8 innings.
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Wow, what penetrating analysis. This statement can be made about every pitcher who’s ever lived. The great ones can locate consistently with occasional blips. The poor ones can’t locate consistently with occasional times when they can. At least the reply didn’t rival War and Peace for word count.
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A Realistic View of the 2025 Red Sox: Part II
illinoisredsox replied to moonslav59's topic in Boston Red Sox Talk
They’ve also run into a couple teams on hot streaks. The Pirates were on a 9-3 run when they came to Boston and when they left, went home and swept the Dodgers. (I know, that was before Anthony went down). Arizona is currently on an 8-2 run against the Brewers, Dodgers, Rangers and Red Sox. It’s not always who you play. It’s when you play them. That being said, the bigger issue is they look lifeless. That’s different than winless -
Two things can be true at once.
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No idea. Probably goes back to a similar play a week or so ago. This team is imploding in all phases of the game.
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TYPM, you need some new material. You can only write so many sequels to a novel before it becomes stale, and you don’t even change the plot.
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A totally different pitcher at home vs. on the road. 8-3 in 14 starts at home with a 3.6 ERA; 4-5 in 14 starts on the road with a 7.1 ERA. 12-8 overall W-L says he’s a guy the Dbacks give a lot of run support to. There’s one on every team just like there’s always one starter who doesn’t.
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Moderately amusing but let’s keep this a politics free zone.
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Lefty slop down in the zone, which has been kryptonite for Boston bats for a long time. Sox swung at lots of balls below the zone.
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Looks like the entire team forgot to get on the plane Wednesday. They have been awful tonight in all phases of the game tonight.
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Narvaez’s pitch catching lately has been horrific. Way too many out and out whiffs.
