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Bonafacio a few inches away from saving 2 runs for the Fish, Ill take it -
Cmon Fart, lets not waste 2 straight 0 out doubles.
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Well at least Braun hit it to the right side
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Now that Braun is down 0-2 he should really try to just push a grounder over and move Plush to 3rd.
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Weeks homers on a 1-2 pitch, big mistake. Plush showing some nice oppo-power
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Dodgers up 4-1 on the Reds, Chad Billingsley has hit a dinger
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Narveson's curve looks good this inning at least
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Great point, Coshun is brutal. I still want them to do one game where they let Telly and Davey call the entire game from the booth.
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The first 4 pitches to Wilson were all a foot outside, yet he manages to strike out.
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Horrible AB by Lucroy
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Great play there by Rickie, runs that score on those types of hits are demoralizing. Dobbs career splits: vs RHP, 1242 PA, .271/.317/.427, 79/207 BB/SO, 33 HR vs LHP, 84 PA, .247/.274/.284, 3/37 BB/SO, 0 HR
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Wow I love Mr Plush. First Braun hits a dinger of off Tommy Hanson first AB and now Plush off Volstad who beaned him last year. Sweet revenge
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Correct. So only A-rod, Ernie Banks, Vern Stephans, Rico Petrocelli and Rich Aurilia have hit more HRs as a SS in a single season than Bill Hall.
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Nope, his high is 34 which he did twice. This last one is pretty tough.
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Petrocelli is correct, he hit 40 in one season. Bautista is incorrect.
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A-Rod (57, 52, 47, 42, 42, 41, 36) (plus 54, 48, 36, 36 as a 3rd baseman even though I still consider him a SS) Ernie Banks (47, 45, 44, 43, 41) Vern Stephans (39) nice work on this one Nomar tied Billy with 35 in one season Ripken highest was only 34. There are 2 more, with only 1 season each. One is a recent player and one is a 60s-70s era player.
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Who are the only 5 players who have hit more HRs in a single season as a SS than Bill Hall's 35 in 2006? (some have done it multiple seasons)
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According to fangraphs Renteria is at 0.1 WAR and Betancourt is at -0.3
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Here is the reds lineup (OPS): 8 Stubbs (.730) 4 Phillips (.770) 3 Votto (.976) 9 Bruce (.929) 6 Renteria (.590) 7 Lewis (.662) 5 Cairo (.764) 2 Hanigan (.681) 1 Leake Talk about a black hole, please do not throw strikes to Bruce!
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It would be great if Jeter was a few hits shy of 3000 when we got there and we held him hitless. If this happened we would be on national TV for all 3 games probably which could help our all-star voting. The Yankees have 23 games until we get there and Jeter is 17 hits shy of 3000. So at the pace hes on he would need to hit around .160 over the next 23 games or miss some time to be near 3000 vs the crew. Pretty unlikely I guess.
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It would take outbidding the Reds, who have a vastly superior minor league system. They are being touted as the lead candidates to land Reyes at this time. I doubt we can outbid them, but maybe we should throw our hat in the ring just to get them to raise the price. Well we do have 2 first round picks coming up
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So, what will it take to rent Jose Reyes for 2-3 months and would it be worth it from our perspective? Im not sure what the Mets really need.
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Yo also leads the NL in wins so that will make him a tempting pick to Bruce Bochy. A lot can happen until the final selection and right now it looks like Braun, Fielder and Marcum have very good chances and some of Weeks, Lucroy and Yo could make it as well. Our record for most in a year is 4 in 1980, 1982, 1983, 2007.
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Weeks could have easily got the out at 2nd there. But Ill take the out. ^an average 2nd baseman
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It has looked like McGehee is stepping in the bucket for the past month on every swing. Watch his front leg, I have no idea why this is allowed by Sveum. Seems like it really take away his opposite side pop and he is hitting lots of crappy grounders to SS/3B... like that
