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  1. h2oface
    Looks like Baltimore knew what they were doing. They knew something we didn't. Why do so many of our trades or accusitions of these pitchers seem to bring out the worst in them? why do they seem to wait until they get on the Twins to really suck.
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    O fer LA! O fer California. O fer August. O fer return. 0 fer 26 in a row and counting. Brutal. But on the bright side, only 5 Ks.
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    Alex Colome
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    I love the movie, Michael. I bet Michael invented baseball. "And remember, Sparky, no matter what they tell you, you can never get to much sugar!"
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    75 RBI or 75 RBIs?

    h2oface commented on Greglw3's blog entry in Greg Allen

    RBI. A lot of discussion for something so uninteresting and meaningless to so many, eh?.
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    17 total bases and only 4 runs. I think the Twins have been reading TD and don't want to be the guy that has a lot of meaningless RBI.
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    The Dodgers are going to make your pitchers pitch into 3-2 counts. So are the Yankees. That is their consistent game plan. Not to swing outside the zone and to make all pitchers throw a lot of pitches. Consistent game plan. Always. Pitchers try to keep not giving them pitches in the zone hoping they will chase. But when they won't, you finally have to give them something in the zone or keep trying and walk them.
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    But Perkins said on air that Baldelli is a great manager of the bullpen! Hmmmmm. I guess he likes to do commentary,
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    It is the same managing philosophy that would use a .125 hitter for the DH. Well, I guess days of "Sure, but can't you just enjoy that we are in first place" are over for a spell, as reality is unavoidable now.
  10. h2oface
    32-10 Dogers sweep 4 game series. Ouch.
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    3 errors tonight, and 2 last night, and those were just the one that were scored errors. This team is just not able to perform under pressure.
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    Looking back at the video highlight of Celestino batting with the bases loaded...... the 3-2 pitch from Vesia was right down the middle like Jax's was to Gallo, only at 95 instead of 97. Two totally different results. Our hitters make mistakes look like good pitches, and our pitcher's mistakes are crushed. Just another example.
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    You can walk all the way around the stadium now on field level. All the new stuff in center from the 2020 renovation. Plus the museum in the loge level. Bobble head display in left center.
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    I bet Gordon is boiling for being pulled for Celestino. Celestino was horrible in the field last night, too.
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    You are going to miss the game posting from your seat!
  16. h2oface
    The gave Price a third strike call 6 inches out.
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    I see we have a DH hitting .125. It should be called DO for us then. Designated out. Too bad Beckham can't bring it to the show. Did fine in AAA.
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    Come on, now. It was 8-1 when he homered in the 8th! Much more pressure. I guess he will only take centerfield at Dodger Stadium if it is in the World Series, and he did in the ASG for a few innings. He must be hurting. He just had a day off, DH'd yesterday, and now will have 2 days off before Friday's game in Anahiem. 3 out of 4 days off should have him ready to play at least one in a row.
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    More prospect pitching gone. And traded away all the 2021 draft. And more time wasted. These guys are so much better athletes than 20 some years ago, that they can't even stay on the field.
  20. h2oface
    Some have been chastised for being critical of the Twins basically treading water and losing 6 games to .500. "We are still in first place" being the mantra. Right. And now we are still in first place - albeit tied. That very attitude of the team, perhaps, too, is why they will soon be forced to either really focus and play to potential, or stay .500 and watch Cleveland and Chicago leave the Twins in their complacent rear view.
  21. h2oface
    He never said the Twins did. “They” refers to some fans.
  22. h2oface
    Sorry you missed the joke. Of course they were yelling cheater in the torrent of impressive booing! Personally, I think he deserves it. I find it hypocritical that our home town fans ignore it. What and how the Astros cheated was horrendous, Correa was never reticent, was the most vocal about being proud of himself and his teammates, and even tried to deny that it happened. And with the complete immunity the players were given to be honest and tell the truth, he was never punished! So he deserves the attention he gets from the fans that the cheating had the largest consequences against.
  23. h2oface
    The booing for Correa was relentless. Never seen anything like it. Every at bat. The whole at bat. A lull between pitches, but by the time of the next delivery, it roared again. Incessant and relentless. Then they all started yelling Jeter, Jeter, over and over. I don't know why they were confusing Correa with Jeter. It seems that Baldelli has now decided to leave Ryan in when he is getting shelled, and pull him early when his is controlling the game. It seems the attempts to extend Megill for the second inning continue not to go well I wonder if they are noticing.
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    Hang your head, Pagan.
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