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Old 03-31-2013, 07:53 PM
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2.5 innings, 2 blown calls so far.
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Old 03-31-2013, 07:56 PM
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2.5 innings, 2 blown calls so far.
That call on Altuve was awful.
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A total clownshow on that Cedeno AB.

1) Cedeno swings at a ball just under his face.

2) Cedeno manages to lace the ball to right, where Nelson Cruz waits for the ball to come to him - then proceeds to mishandle the ball, knocking it away from himself.

3) After recovering the ball, he throws it in to Kinsler. Cedeno was trying for 3rd, and was barely rounding second when the ball got to Kinsler...but he managed to drop the throw. Cedeno winds up at third.

Brilliant display of defense, Texas.
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CC getting rocked
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Old 04-01-2013, 01:01 PM
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Bryce Harper on pace for over 300 HRs.
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Holy ****! 2-2 with 2 bombs!
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Bryce Harper is good at baseball.
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Bryce Harper on pace for over 300 HRs.
Lost in the excitement over Harper is that Stephen Strasburg has given up only one hit to the Marlins. Imagine if they end up facing the Blue Jays in the World Series. The city of Montreal might implode.
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I found myself watching the Nats more and more last year .. they have become my second favorite team to watch..
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What a throw by Harper. Just your traditional 7-2-3-4-2 double play.
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TCQ has driven in a run for the Padres, who are trailing the Mets 7-1 at Citi Field, the site of this season's All Star Game.
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Old 04-01-2013, 03:21 PM
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I found myself watching the Nats more and more last year .. they have become my second favorite team to watch..
I can't wait to go to DC and watch the Sox play the Nats. I'm expecting a couple of great games.
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Clayton Kershaw is apparently determined to beat the Giants by himself, as he's put LA ahead with his first career home run.
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Clayton Kershaw is apparently determined to beat the Giants by himself, as he's put LA ahead with his first career home run.
Off of George Kontos, who's in a jam after replacing Matt Cain an inning earlier. I wonder why Cain left after 6 scoreless IP; high pitch count?
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Off of George Kontos, who's in a jam after replacing Matt Cain an inning earlier. I wonder why Cain left after 6 scoreless IP; high pitch count?
That's what it looks like. I'm still at work, but I've been checking the scores online, and he threw ninety two pitches through six innings.
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