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More like doo tonight. (even the best have stinkers)
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Pitch track literally showed it right down the middle. You're kidding right? That's a ball three years ago Braun would've hit 450 feet On the Dodgers broadcast, it showed that it was outside.
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Chase seems a bit shook.
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MLB Network has finally tuned into the Brewers game, as if they are doing us a favor.
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It looks like MLB Network is going to finally show the Brewers game, but not until after highlights of other games and a commercial break. EDIT: And now more highlights.
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The problem with shows like Designated Survivor is that they start with a cool premise, but that premise runs its course. The show quickly became just another government/international intrigue show.
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The Cubs game is running long on MLB Network, which is annoying. Still only in the 8th.
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It would be nice if I could watch the game on MLB Network right now.
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He's taking his shift as the Deep State's designated survivor.
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Thanks. I wish Quick Pitch could come on earlier when I wasn't half baked, half asleep. But now I remember it was you guys that played the Bucs and won a toughie, 1-0. Did I dream it or did Caine make another insane catch at the wall to save the game?
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My 9-year old is awesome. When I tucked him in tonight, I explained how baseball trades worked. Told him that teams will often trade two or three young minor leaguers for one good major leaguer to help the team right now and that that is what the Brewers did. He said, "It's kind of like in video games when you use more than one item to craft a weapon. You don't know if the weapon will turn out to be good, but you have to take the chance."
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Climb the ladder on him. High cheese. EDIT: The complete opposite also works.
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They showed it on the Dodgers (MLB Network) broadcast, which was kind of cool. The first person he very happily greeted was the bat boy.
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If I'm a Dodgers fan, I would be really disappointed if they don't win it all. I don't really know much about their bullpen beyond their great closer, but they really have no weakness. Scary as hell lineup and a good starting rotation when healthy. That we've held them to one run through almost 17 innings is nuts.
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Miley will be cooking those steaks himself after he chokes out a bear, carries it back to his cabin, roasts it on a spit, and carves it with his bare hands.
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That was so weird. Braun was easily going to be safe, but he Willie Mays Hayesed it and came up short of the bag.
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I know I'm exaggerating, but I kind of feel like I could stand in the batter's box, swing right when the pitcher releases the ball, and make more contact than Arcia. He's like a goalie guessing on penalty kicks.
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Wow - that ball carried. I did not think it was out off the bat. And by the way, L.A. fans are booing Cain for the catch? Really?
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Every time Shaw makes a good play at second base, a Stearns gets his wings.
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Oh, man, I didn't realize the "dummy" announcer I referenced earlier was Orel Hershiser. I feel bad now. I like him. He's just a dummy on the one subject of Arcia's defense.
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How about we just go back to the old less complicated way, if the catcher is in your way then knock him out of your way. If the catcher doesnt want to get knocked over dont stand on the plate or in the baseline Because the old way was dumb.
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I'm wondering if the ump determined that the throw took him into the runner's lane. Cain definitely seemed to question it. EDIT: I think that was the case. There's almost no way the catcher could've caught that if he didn't move into Cain's path. It was pretty far up the line. It might have actually been better for the Brewers if it was a more accurate throw.
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Eh, I liked the attempt there by Cain.
