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  1. How the $*)())# do you throw that pitch on 0-2 to Soto?
  2. Yup. Lost one in Cali the game before, too, if'n I recall correctly. Tough for a young boy to take.
  3. Man, the losing seems to be taking quite a physical toll on Ventura.
  4. I'm with Stringer. A really good LOOGY or two would help the bullpen a lot. I just doubt Phil Coke is/will be a really good LOOGY. Most teams are looking for one (I bet Coke gets a shot with someone, as would Duensing if released), and they're not easy to find.
  5. he's so fast, he could pitch AND play CF.
  6. Happy to have you check in Glunn...but if you're on the TD game thread, you're doing Vegas wrong, my friend.
  7. Which is why we'd both like to see it!
  8. Buxton doubles his season hit total. Would like to see him do that for about 10 series in a row.
  9. Meant to mention...Boyer's role has gone from 8th inning guy, to 7th inning in a blow out guy, in quite a short time frame.
  10. Please don't tell me you've never seen "Meet the Fockers."
  11. If this goes south, we know who to blame.
  12. Those almost count.
  13. //an oldie but a goodie// "Vargas KILLED that ball...thatun's outta ANY park!" "I don't know...prolly not Yellowstone."
  14. clap-clap-clap-clap-clap-clap-clap
  15. That ball was SMOKED. That's how you pull the ball, boys.
  16. Yeah, but for me, the problem is, it's not as good as regular ol' white milk.
  17. You should probably put an asterisk by Aaron's name then, too. When he broke in, only 5.6 percent of the big leagues were African American. Only 3.7 percent were Latino, and by his last year, only 11.5 percent. Today that number is over 25 percent. Asian players weren't a factor during Aaron's days, either. You should probably disqualify any player playing now, too. African Americans represent less than 10 percent of today's MLB, and have for a decade now. http://sabr.org/bioproj/topic/baseball-demographics-1947-2012
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