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First two guys got on (one on a walk, can't remember the other), next batter hit a grounder to Prince that looked like it could be a DP, but Bush couldn't cover 1st quickly enough, so they only got the runner at 2nd. 1st and 3rd, one out, Wandy Rodriguez laid down a suicide squeeze. -
Stay out of the double play? I would assume his odds of being safe are pretty good, considering he's the league leader and the Brewers probably weren't focusing on him too much. Just a guess.
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DFA Gallardo
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By the way, don't look now, but Prince is approaching the league lead in homers.
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The guys on MLB Network are being idiots, imo. They had a live look-in to the Brewers game in the 6th when Houston rallied. Bourne was up and Harold Reynolds was getting all offended that Villy didn't give the guy anything to hit on 1-2 and 2-2. He was saying that since the Brewers were up by 3 and he had a 1-2 count, he should just give Bourne something to hit. When it got to a full count, Reynolds said, "And now the runners will be going. I hope he hits one in the gap. Go Astros." Yeah, because runners on 2nd and 3rd would be running on full count. So, of course Villy did give Bourne something to hit on full count and the dude got a hit. Reynolds patted himself on the back later when they came back to the game. Also, the host/anchor of the show called Mark A. "that guy" when the telecast showed him on TV, as if "that guy" was just some fan in the stands. Oops.
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Surely you can't be serious.
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There goes Braun, swinging at the first pitch again.
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I like how the Houston batters were looking for walks in the 2nd inning. Nope, sorry, you're striking out.
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My name isn't Kenny. I was just quoting "Bud."
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My name is Kenny!
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Typically, if the outfielder can get to it, it's his ball, and it did look like Gomez was calling for it, too. But I don't know what sort of things they talk about or work on, so maybe it was Escobar's ball to catch.
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I give a LouisEly avatar standing ovation to Trevor.
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I would like to see Trevor out there for the save tonight. Give Axford some more rest. Although as I'm watching this on a delayed stream, it looks like it might not be a save situation.
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Ok, I know this is the Brewers IGT, but Edwin Jackson is awesome. While in the middle of answering an interview question, he gets the old pie in the face. He then continues to answer the question before he wipes his face off.
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Well, he did it. Pretty awesome for him. I know he walked a million batters, but hey, it's still great.
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8 walks now for Jackson with 1 out to go. Classic. EDIT: I like how the telecast just showed the line for the current hitter: 0-2 with a BB. As if that's not the same thing for pretty much every Rays batter tonight.
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I need to go to more Rays games. There's always a chance you'll see a no-hitter or perfect game.
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Rays caught Crawford stealing 2nd for the final out of the 8th. No-hitter still intact. Jackson has thrown a billion pitches. I don't think he'll be able to pitch until next season after this.
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Off topic, but if anyone cares, Edwin Jackson has a no-no through 7 1/3. Of course, it's against Tampa.
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Wow. They just showed on the telecast that the Brewers starters have a .229 BA against in the last 12 games. That's impressive.
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I should get back in the shower, since that's when the Brewers scored all of their runs.
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So, a day game plus Gallardo on the hill. Over/under of Brewers runs scored = 1.5. Place your bets!
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The guys on MLB Network are gushing over Axford. The best part was when the anchor (don't recall his name - he's the non-player of the group) said of the clean shaven picture they had of him, "He doesn't look like a closer in that picture, but now that he has facial hair, I trust him to close games."
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I thought it was funny that Axford doubled up the runner off of 2nd instead of going to 1st when the runner from first was almost at 2nd already.
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Uh...because he's won a bajillion Gold Gloves.
