SPLENDIDSPLINTER
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Of course, this could change as the season progresses.
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There's 15 teams in the AL; 13 of them are mediocre or worse.
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Sox lead MLB defensively with 30 runs saved.
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May the Soxth be with you.
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According to the Tigers' booth, in the history of their franchise the Sox have never scored 4 runs with 4 hits and 14 strike outs or more. Saw some history tonight.
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The next time Durbin goes fishing I hope the worms get their revenge.
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Does Durbin actually have a launch angle? It appears to be a negative angle.
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Great defense from the Sox OF, which we have come to expect.
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Very good job by Gray tonight.
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Unlike the Sox batters.
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Can't get anything by you Joe.
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There's really a lot of mediocre teams in MLB so far this season.
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Just checked. The Sox are ranked 16th in LOB. They average 7.11 runners per 9 innings.
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You mean tonight or the entire season, so far? I know it's a very high number.
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Contreras is the best hitter on this team and he is a good hitter, not great.
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Right now there's no great hitters on the Sox.
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Based from what I've been seeing from both these teams, I'd rather be a Sox fan than a Tigers' fan. I'm not just talking about this series, but over the long haul.
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I had completely forgotten about Casas until your post
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Sox are ranked 17th in MLB in strike outs per 9 innings. I was really surprised they weren't ranked lower. After this game their ranking may change.
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Masa's not into that strike out shite
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Contreras has definitely provided the Sox with excellent D at first and a good bat. We haven't had that in a long while.
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The wild cards are wide open even if the teams aren't all that good.
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There are only 3 teams in the AL with a won/loss record over .500. And one of those teams is only one game over .500.
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The AL Central reminds me of the 2006 NL Central when the Cardinals won the Central with an 83-78 record and ended up winning the WS.
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The Tigers are nothing to write home about.
