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  1. Buxton not playing for St. Paul tonite, he's having an "active rehab day". Me too.
  2. Sano can be quite agile for being so large. I think if wanted to be a great defensive 1B man he could become one.
  3. Maybe I should call out others for their defense. ?
  4. I'm thinking a knockdown pitch might be in order for Altuve, but weebles wobble but they don't fall down.
  5. "And Nelson Cruz has 1 stolen base this year." Nothing like having all the pertinent game info, eh?
  6. Anybody else all not that impressed with Simmons defense?
  7. Just tuned in. Looks like the Ober Meister is pitching ok, eh?
  8. No, but Buck at a little less than full tilt is still faster than anybody else.
  9. Allowed to go at less than full speed?
  10. I like the kid. He has a certain relaxed athleticism that I think will allow his abilities to play at the MBL level. I think that homerun to straight away CF off the low fastball shocked everybody. He has been really good in the lineup and sure didn't seem lost in CF either. He just looks so freakin' skinny.
  11. Single, Homer, Single, Homer. Off of Chapman. No way.
  12. I'm laughing .... this can't be real.
  13. Chapman's pitches - just not sticky enough.
  14. Mike Marshall was one of my favorite players and who recently passed away. Iron Mike was a great security blanket for a pitching staff knowing he could throw 1-3 innings at any time really. His own knowledge of the human body and movement (earned a Doctor of Philosophy in exercise physiology) allowed him to develop himself into one the greatest workhorse pitchers ever. If you have never checked out his career and stats, do it, pretty amazing numbers. Can you believe he pitched 208.3 innings in relief in 1974? Makes my elbow hurt just thinking about it. And if you ever needed a brainiac to figure out the logistics of anything, Mike was your man.
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