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Buck battling...
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Outman...geez.
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Way to battle, Joe...
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Routine fly ball out and he has to do a little bunny hop. Dude is annoying AF.
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Keep it up, Joe!
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Or not...
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Runs, please.
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That'll work...
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Come on, Joe. Get the third out.
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Shut down inning, please...
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That's what immediately came to mind, lol.
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Yup. I was done watching the guy after yesterday. That was enough for me.
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Geez. Martin dead to rights. Wasn't even close.
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Romo need more eye black...
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Nicely done, Martin...
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Kody keeps producing.
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Good. Nishida is a PIA. A little too many antics yesterday when he made a play.
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This guy can't hit the side of a barn so that what's we get from Outman and Buck. Good grief.
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Phew. Thought Peters got that one.
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Here's hoping the Twins get back in the win column today. When the Sox are competitive, they're really freaking annoying.
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Again late to the party....but, dare I say it, this team is exciting!
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Also, what the heck happened to Duran? He looked like a future star a couple of years ago. Has regressed the last couple of seasons to the point where I'd be surprised if he's in Boston beyond this year.
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Longest road trip of the season. Against teams the Twins can compete with. Winning trip is essential if they're going to stay in the wildcard race and possibly the division race. 2-0 is a great start.
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Contreras is a former catcher, right? Could tell by his reaction to Caratini that he knew it was a d*** move and risked injury to both players.
