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  1. I don't either. Haines is giving me pains. Too many guys swinging for the fences and flying out if they are not striking out. How about some contact hitting ... protecting the plate with two strikes, choking up if necessary to do that. Teach the guys how to bunt and hit behind runners to move baserunners over ... too much swing and miss offense or popups/flyouts. Too many dead pull hitters ... guys don't know how to use the whole field ... is there truly any learning/instruction at the major league level?
  2. Get your butt down and move your feet and get in front of the ball ... be a professional!
  3. If a baserunner can overrun 1st base and not be eligible to be tagged out, why cannot that be true at the other bases, especially on steal attempts?
  4. I wish Counsell would go with a "hot" guy more often than the "cold" guy. Kinda' annoying.
  5. Only one run given up by Yardley! I will take that gladly. Too bad about Robertson holding the ball too long on that grounder.
  6. He's a K machine. That's what he's just gonna be until he decides to change his approach. Or the Brewers decide to change it for him. Haines said it was changed ... I saw it recently on TV, anyway. Haines was confident that no teams could exploit any "vulnerabilities" in the strike zone for Hiura.
  7. I would have given him off today too. Hendricks is going to make him look silly. Hiura seems to struggle more with high heat than with breaking balls ... so who knows? Maybe Hiura has a good day.
  8. Cecil Cooper was Rod Carew with power! (they were my two favorite players as a teenager) He is Hall of Famer in my mind!
  9. I have a puppy named Cooper that loves to destroy his Cubby Bear stuffed animal! Perfect!
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