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Quintana pitched well, again, but he ended up with his MLB leading 17th no-decision while Adam Dunn earned the golden sombrero as a couple of the lowlights.
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The biggest thing I took away from that game was L. Garcia and his defense. He made some plays that Beckham couldn't dream of making. Beckham being a "great" 2nd baseman is the biggest myth going on with the Sox right now.
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Did you see the play where he cut in front of Alexei? That was fun to watch.
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Ventura now 13-26 career in September.
Leaving Dunn in the 8th is a pretty good indicator that either he doesn't care, is terrible, or both.
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He's an absolute spark plug. I'm really excited about him. If he can hit a lick, he'll be extremely valuable.
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It's going to be from the right side. He appears to have abandoned the switch hitting. He's a blur on the bases.
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As has been often the case this year, Lindstrom in = game over. Another great offseason pickup.
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I would go Garcia at 2nd, Ramirez at SS and Beckham at 3rd. Beckham has a good arm, a great glove and no range. That line up really lacks power, but would be awesome defensively. I want to shore up the defense before I worry about the hitting. I think Ramirez and Beckham can still hit enough to be together on a good team.
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He looked good tonight, but I'm not sold that Leury is anything more than a super utility guy.
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3 ++ tools is good enough for me.
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He certainly does seem to have those. The speed and defensive versatility certainly are nice. Whether abandoning switch hitting works, only time will tell. I still think in free agency we need to get more power at third base. The Gillaspie/Keppinger era needs to end.
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He gave up one run and has an ERA+ of 151, he's one of the bright spots.
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ERA doesn't mean as much for a reliever. He frequently allows inherited runners to score if he's not giving up his own runs. The last thing I would call him is a bright spot.
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I was at this game. It was almost 70% Tigers fans, very disheartening seeing them leave the park happy and boastful. I hate this offense so much.
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