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That's a good point. With a guy on third, there's no way the OF is going to throw him out at home on a base hit. Might as well play back/normal depth so they can be coming in on a fly ball.
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In a normal situation, true, but it worked because the outfield had to play way in, thus causing the LF's momentum to be going backwards when he made the catch. And I am fine with the choice of CC there instead of Gomez. CC has sick career numbers with the bases loaded, can take a walk, can make contact, and is a lefty. The righty matchup with Gomez would not have been good. Gomez' power advantage was really the only reason to have him bat. His speed wouldn't have really mattered, as the infield was playing in and would not have likely been able to turn a DP. Home to first, I guess, but I see that as unlikely enough that it's not a big deal.
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awwwwwwwwwwwwww
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Counsell with the bases loaded = guaranteed win.
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Oops! Besides, if you are upset that Kotsay was chosen to PH there, who else was left? Counsell?
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I know there's only one out and not two, but it's time for the old Major League bunt-and-run play.
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OH COME ON, MLB.COM. DON'T END THE LIVE LOOK-IN NOW!
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I saw In play, (out)s on a pitch on the low-outside corner to Yuni and I said to myself, "Let me guess - ground ball to short?"
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He has this weird, long, loopy swing, plus he never, ever, ever, tries to go the opposite way. Watching him try to pull a ball that's off the outside corner with that swing is just painful.
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Gomez would have had time to hop over the wall and come back to make the catch.
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And...3...2...1...
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Our senior citizen relievers looked pretty good tonight.
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Maybe it's not a statement song, but rather just a song he likes to hear?
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If you caught a famous ball, what would you do?
dlk9s replied to paul253's topic in Milwaukee Brewers Talk
If it is not earth shattering money like what the McGwire homer was going for, I'd probably give it to the player and not ask for anything except maybe a handshake and photo op. I will say if I caught the Jeter ball and knew immediately that it was worth about $250K, I would consider keeping it, but I still think I'd give it to him. -
Go to the game article on the JSOnline. The audio wrapup will be on the left. I've found that clicking on the archives and then downloading as an mp3 works well, since I can skip to the good parts. EDIT: http://media.jsonline.com...io/7-08-11+Game+Wrap.mp3
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The fan gave it to Jeter and didn't ask for anything in return. The Yankees ponied up, anyway, giving him four suite tickets from now through the World Series, front row seats for tomorrow's game, and a bunch of autographed stuff. The fan said he's told he'll get to meet Jeter after the game, too. What a day for that fan.
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Plus, it seems like every mistake pitch gets hammered. I mean, the stats may or may not back it up, but it really seems like nobody ever "just misses" one of his mistakes.
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Retro unis 2 nights in a row
dlk9s replied to Brew City Baseball Fan's topic in Milwaukee Brewers Talk
I'd like some retro Yuni. -
THANKS FOR NOT GIVING ME THE LIVE LOOK-IN, MLB.COM!
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I feel a Ryan Braun special coming tonight.
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Can we just give Votto the Barry Bonds treatment and be done with it?
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Time to go up the ladder. EDIT: Or...a great breaker.
