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  1. big dog
    Head's up baserunning by Morneau!
  2. big dog
    OK, let's hit a grounder that can go through Siriaco's legs next. He's already made errors to both sides on consecutive batters, let's keep trying him.
  3. big dog
    Dare I ask what you drank if your quarter hit the target?
  4. big dog
    Whew. Salty swung at ball 4 in the dirt and the Twins head back to the dugout. Hitting shoes on, boys.
  5. big dog
    I would love to see some kind of graphic on close pitches. Buckhollz got most of them, the Twins very few. Just as I type that, Duensing got a called strike to Saltalamachia that was way, way more outside than the ball four pitch to the previous batter. What's going on?
  6. big dog
    Crap. Pedroia hit a 23-hopper through the infield. Two on and Mr. Ortiz at the plate. Fortunately, here comes Gardy. Turn up the music- we're going Duensing.
  7. big dog
    Hey, Florimon didn't strike out! That's after airmailing the throw to the plate. The Twins are lucky Mauer could even catch that ball, much less make an attempt at a tag. Another weak day in the life of Pedro Florimon, Major League Ballplayer.
  8. big dog
    It's a good thing Worley can field his position. He's getting plenty of chances.
  9. big dog
    Yeah, that double from Hicks was really hit hard. Hopefully it starts something.
  10. big dog
    I don't know if Arcia is a good bad-ball hitter, but he is sure a bad-ball swinger. Yikes.
  11. big dog
    I really hate to distract everyone, but Worley gave up a leadoff double there and got out of the inning pretty easily. Cue Theme from Deliverance.
  12. big dog
    That called third strike on Dozier was a joke. The ball looked a couple inches outside. I'm not sure if Hicks broke back, but whatever happened he definitely did not get a good break on that ball.
  13. big dog
    Let's hear it for Casey Fien and the Twins Bullpen.
  14. big dog
    Top of the ninth tied. Let's go, boys.
  15. big dog
    &^$%%&*
  16. big dog
    Wow, that was close. The Indian's TV announcer had a complete Bremergasm there.
  17. big dog
    True. I guess I'm thinking he would be more comfortable hitting at first, and that it might get easier for him while playing outfield. You could easily substitute "hoping" for "thinking" there.
  18. big dog
    OK, who expected Roenicke to pitch this well? Not me.
  19. big dog
    I'm more optimistic about Parmelee, partly because I think he's playing out of position, but I would sure like to see both do well. We could use the help. Gardy's not having trouble finding ways to let Arcia hit. Nice to see.
  20. big dog
    Please remember, never use your powers for evil.
  21. big dog
    Parmalee Go Boom!!!!!!!!!
  22. big dog
    Yeah, that's what I'm hoping. Gotta like his strike zone judgement right now. I don't think he's afraid to swing, I think he's got a really good eye.
  23. big dog
    And another walk for Hicks. Why don't people throw him a strike on 3-2???
  24. big dog
    The Sox need Escobar because Beckham broke his wrist. I've seen Beckham play a lot, and I don't know why he's playing in front of Escobar anyway.
  25. big dog
    Phil Rogers, Chicago Tribune baseball writer, had an item in his column yesterday about this. "Liriano made 11 starts for the Sox, with a 5.40 ERA. The Sox were 5-6 in those starts, including a 1-4 September record as their lead in the AL Central disappeared...And it cost the White Sox two players they could use." Your Morning Phil: Liriano, Gregg, Dunn - chicagotribune.com
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