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  1. I think I'd have an affair with CC.
  2. I wasn't thrilled about leaving Braun on third, but you know what? Cain pitched tremendously after that hit. The third strike on Fielder was sick, he pitched it in a great spot to get Hart to ground to the right side, and he...well, it's not that hard to strike out Branyan. Sometimes the pitcher just does a great job.
  3. Awesome - I could hear a fan yell, "Hey Prince! Need a hot dog?"
  4. Man, I thought Braun's was gone when it left the bat.
  5. CC Sabathia is the best pitcher in the history of Earth.
  6. Well, it did bounce off of the 1B. If he fields it cleanly, then the play isn't even as close as it was.
  7. Cardinals just tied the Padres though at 7-7 with no one out in the bottom of the 7th. Thanks, Joe Thatcher!
  8. Sure--for you guys that live in the midwest they do. Don't forget those of us out East. I bought the $2 all-star week package of MLB.tv, so I'll put the game on the computer while doing some work tonight.
  9. He was serviceable last year (.249 BA, 17 HR, .821 OPS in 113 games) and had a really nice year as recently as 2005 (.304 BA, 30 HR, 1.002 OPS), so as a backup 1B, he's fine. He plays a pretty solid 1B, if I remember correctly, too. I bet we'd like to have a switch hitting power bat off the bench, yes?
  10. How quickly they forget: 2nd all-time in franchise HR; 4th in RBI; 2nd in SLG; 4th in total bases; 4th in doubles; and a very good defender. Greg Vaughn was a solid enough power hitter for a short time, too. He wasn't a great player, by any means, but I wouldn't call his Brewers career "awful."
  11. http://img299.imageshack.us/img299/9047/mlbtribemistakelh3.jpg
  12. To be fair, in the 1st inning, Buck did admit to his screw up.
  13. Meh, who cares how the guys did in the game? Aside from maybe Babe Ruth's homer in the first one, Ted Williams' homer, Fred Lynn's grand slam, and Pete Rose's demolishing of Ray Fosse, nobody remembers what anyone did an All-Star game. EDIT: I cared how they did during the game, as I want my guys to do well, but it will all be forgotten (save the 15 inning part of it) very soon.
  14. Wegman was the ultimate "no run support" pitcher.
  15. I hope it ends in a tie so people forget about the Milwaukee game.
  16. If i remember correctly, Braun swung at every single pitch thrown to him. No surprise there. You remember incorrectly. And by the way, it's no shame to come up empty as a hitter in an All-Star game. The pitchers typically do quite well.
  17. This team is on pace to win 90 games. 88 and change, but who's counting?
  18. How can anybody relate his poor starts in April to being "burned out" in October?
  19. Gamel was briefly featured pre-game and LaPorta was interviewed by Erin Andrews. Nothing exciting in the interview. As you were.
  20. I'm watching the replay on the internet right now. The Yankees' PA announcer introduced both LaPorta and Gamel as "Matteo." He also pronounced Gamel's name "Ga-MUL." Both guys looked very confused. It looked like Gamel looked down the row at LaPorta, too, as if to say, "wat."
  21. Hall is going deep in the bottom of the 9th. Book it.
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