S5Dewey
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Squandered a leadoff double. Ugh
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I'm not sure that's a good thing. It sets up the DP
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Now get us a fly ball
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You got any idea how COLD it gets in MN in the winter??????
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Or to be more grammatically correct, a litter of ugly pups.
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Bonus Baseball. We'll be fortunate to get a W here. We've already used three relievers and the rest is an ugly litter of pups.
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11.
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If your leadoff hitter reaches base a team is 144% more likely to score than if he doesn't. -Bill James
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Oh dear God. A walk to lead off the 8th, now a HBP to lead off the 9th.
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You 'n' JBJ!
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LOL. My old memory. I was hoping nobody would catch that.
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It's like Kimbrel was during part of last season. He got the job done but there were a lot of heart attacks involved in it.
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The Sox are staying close enough that DD has to do something.
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Instant replay of last night's game. The Twins tie it in bottom 8, the Sox score in Top 9, Twins go down in Bottom 9, & we go home happy.
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Workman has no idea where that ball is going. He's just throwing and hoping for the best.
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WTF is up with Workman? It looked like he lost control of three pitches, all going high.
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He shoulda bunted in that AB.
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JBJ's not really that good, you know. His dWAR says that he's barely better than a replacement player.
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Jbj!!
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LOL That's the way I'll always remember that now!
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Sharwyn (sp?) should buy Vaz a big steak for that inning.
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Never mind.
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Now if Chavis can go Bridge we can have a little breathing room.
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Oh yeah. I meant in every way. Last night he brought in a buy who had no business pitching in that game and got a scoreless inning out of him. Then he did the same thing tonight. Good? Or Lucky?
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I've always thought that there's a very fine line between a manager's being good and his being lucky.
