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At least the Cardinals offense also looks pathetic. They can't even get guys on to screw up. Don't see them making the WS again, but they will, because Cardinals.
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Liner at 3rd?
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I really hope Peralta trips on first base and tears his ACL. But that's just me.
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How does Reynolds still start games for a major league team? Yuni would be an upgrade over him.
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I hope the guy that asked about the "bloop hit" on Tuesday gets laid off.
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Only against St Louis is a slowly hit ground ball in the infield referred to as a "break".
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Carpenter kept running and scored But he was called out. Why would he throw home?
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How would it be tied?
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Of course.
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Even when the Cardinals commit a bunch of errors, we manage to match or exceed it. Reynolds HAS to make that play. If he's going to be a sub .200 hitter on offense, he can't be doing stupid stuff on defense as well.
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I find it strange that there's been virtually no backlash from the NLFPA appealing Ray Rice's suspension. Goodell is getting most of the focus, even after suspending Rice indefinitely, and I haven't really heard any outrage over the NFLPA essentially trying to reverse his decision. Also, I do think the NFL should start taking ownership of off-field issues instead of relying on the teams to do so. It's directly against the teams self interest to suspend star players, while for the NFL, success can shift from one team to another. If Peterson is suspended 5 or 6 games, it means more success for the Packers, Lions, Bears, etc. Puts teams in a rough spot. I think these cases are obviously harmful to the NFL and they know its harmful for their image. People want contend that they're greedy and they don't care - well maybe so, but I don't think it's in their financial interest to have these controversies occur.
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Wow what a joke of a call.
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So we finally get a break against the cardinals and they get 3 on one play back. So stupid.
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You have to have MLB at bat, which is like $5 a month.
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Please don't walk the leadoff hitter.
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Weeks being Weeks. Can't wait for the day to not see him in a Brewers uniform.
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That ended quickly
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Putting the lead runner on in extras intentionally? Uh...
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So uh, if I'm not a fan of the Ravens, why would I give a rip about what the NFL does? I'm not quite following how it's not okay for one employer to suspend someone for only 2 weeks, but for another employer, it doesn't really matter. What short term profit are they gaining by causing a huge public outrage like this? You think its not a big deal to them that sponsors are dropping from teams? As for the video, why would they hide details of the video if they didn't think it would be a problem if it leaked? And if they did conceal it, wouldn't they had to have known that it would eventually come out or get leaked? This is sports, there's no secrets in sports. This is what I don't get - why would Goodell risk his $30 million salary concealing something that he had virtually no incentive to keep secret? I think they made a colossal PR mistake when they decided to only suspend him 2 games. I think the NFL is under some incompetent management right now. But do I think they're being run by evil geniuses that are out to destroy all that is good? No. Having a month like this isn't good for the NFL, and it's not somehow making them more profit. Having controversies isn't good for business.
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Cubs affiliating with either South Bend or Fort Wayne does make sense. The Fort Wayne stadium is a gem right downtown. (Parents live there, so I've seen several games when visiting them.) Not too far of a drive to Chicago from there. Unsure about the South Bend stadium situation, but it would be a way to further cement the region as Cubs territory, since the Western Suburbs [Kane County] are pretty much already theirs. (South Bend had been a White Sox affiliate for quite a while.) I've actually been to both. The South Bend one is okay. We were in the newer built group area in left field. From what I remember, the area around it is kind of dumpy, however. South Bend is half beautiful college town, half run down rust belt town. The stadium is not downtown like the Fort Wayne one, which smack dab in the middle of the city.
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In the same regard, buying a Kelly Clarkson album would then be immoral because she's signed to the same record company as Chris Brown... a company that didn't suspend or drop Chris Brown, despite boasting a laundry list of more despicable acts than Ray Rice. Also, I don't know if you're implying the NFL itself doesn't care or doesn't realize it stepped in it. I thought by suspending Ray Rice for possibly forever they acknowledged that they have an issue that will affect their bottom line.
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Why is Latos a scumbag? Just curious. RR better keep a sharp eye on Lohse. The man is pitching injured. Because he looks scummy. I'm sure he's actually a nice guy though.
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Man, it'd be nice to beat this scumbag.
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It's legal to replace a pitcher mid-count, but since it was an 0-2 with Fiers pitch count still reasonable, I would imagine that Ron was trying to save the bullpen and hope Fiers recovers. It was still the 5th inning and Reed Johnson was up (he literally had the worst 1 pitch strikeout AB in MLB history). Maybe it would've been better to bring in Jeffress for a pitch, but I can't fault Ron for this weird situation. Also just noticed Stanton got credit for the strikeout.
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Broxton pitched 4 straight, so he was unavailable.