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Ee Ei Ee Ei Oh s***.
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It may be time for Joe West to retire before he gets killed.
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Ty Blach is starting for the O's. So it appears to be a black tie event.
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Thanks, Dewey.
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Also, JBJ seemed to be in a groove. Oh well, WTF.
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Maybe there's something in JD's contract that specifies he has to play a certain number of games in the OF. Other than that it's a real head scratcher. Oh well, WTF.
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I think we should extend Jung's contract.
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Another shutout by the SOX pitching staff. Ho-Hum.
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A close shave pitch can be helpful setting up the next pitch.
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That can't be HARVEY. I can see him.
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This country is so broken that even duct tape won't fix it. Similar to the O's.
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Like everything else it's all about the money. HR's sell tickets. That's why MLB wasn't in that big a hurry to end the 'steroid era.'
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Maybe they should call it 'bat person.'
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Can you picture Nolan working with a pitch count? Hell, the guy would be at 100 pitches by the 4th inning in most games.
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To anyone who lives in NE, do you get NESN as part of your basic cable package or do you pay a separate fee for it? Here in CNY, YES comes with my basic cable. If I was a Yankem fan, that would be great. I pay @ $200.00 for Extra Innings, which motivates me to watch every SOX game.
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Well-deserved hand by the fans.
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That was a Leslie Nielsen move by the HP ump.
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Devers' wooden bat may be transformed to silver at season's end.
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Good call by Joe, but that's the last place Joe should be standing.
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E-rod picked a good night to go 7 shutout innings. Very good outing.
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Btw, the pitcher who is the MLB career leader in SO's is also the MLB career leader in BB's.
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No question. But currently his lack of mobility should be a concern to him.
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Back in the early '60's the O's had a pitcher in their farm system(I don't remember his name) who consistently threw 100+mph. His only problem was he couldn't throw strikes, so he never made it to the big show. But as OB just said "he had a lively arm."
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This time it's an elbow issue.
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If the umpires' union decides to go on strike because of that, MLB can just bring in SCAB robots.