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  1. Poor @wildcat83is still reeling from the earlier use of non sequitur, and now you hit him with presage? The dude may log off and never come back! 😄
  2. Would love to not see the top of the order again
  3. That dude’s need to feel persecuted is why I put him on ignore long ago. I wish people would quit quoting him.
  4. The one to Andujar, sure. But damn, he had three Ks and Tatis hit this pitch on 0-2.
  5. Frustrating inning. Tatis throws his bat at a low and away pitch that drops in front of Frelick, two-base wild pitch, ball off Mitchell’s glove. who do the Padres think they are? The Brewers?
  6. Once again, Sal shows that exit velo is overrated.
  7. Sproat for 5, Drohan for 3, then the ninth will be determined if it's a save situation or not. I'll go with not, so Grant Anderson finishes out a 6-2 victory.
  8. I didn't see this coming. Cal Raleigh is 0-for May. After going 0 for 3 with a walk and two strikeouts Sunday, Raleigh hasn’t picked up a hit since blasting a two-run homer against the Twins on April 26 — that’s a span of 36 plate appearances. During that span, he drew three walks and struck out 14 times.
  9. That same thing could be written about Yelich, in my mind, and feels like an approach the Brewers have. Maybe they do it to get pitch counts up. Sure seems like there's a lot of 0-2 counts. Batters watch the first strike, then swing at a low and away pitch to go to 0-2. The facts probably don't back it up to the extent that it seems to me like it is happening.
  10. I guess because there aren’t that many categories. It’s not a fielder’s choice, it’s not an error, base on balls, hit by pitch, dropped third strike or catcher interference. That leaves hit as the only choice, and the batter did hit the ball. But I don’t know. I had the same thought about losing a no-hitter that way
  11. Porter saying the buzzer went off and nothing he can do
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