Joseph Zarr
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OMG these Shuckers. Unbelievable botch job to lose this. UNBELIEVABLE. What is this a high school game? You can't make that loss up. Truly indefensible (pun intended).
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I should add a run crossed. 3-2 Shuckers. One down. Execution matters in big moments gentlemen.
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I'm back. Nothing he can do on that weak contact dribbler. Got back in the count. Got a swing on a low heater. Just a weak chopper that died and EBJ tried to make that bang-bang play. EBJ then sails a DP high to the diminutive O'Rae (who hesitated in his cover to boot - not playing solid D late). Runners on the corners. One down. Sheeesh. These Shuckers.
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Fittingly, I have to go read my 6-year-old to sleep. Here's hoping the Shuckers pull this one out. Come on, men. You can do this.
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Woessner buckles down. Falls behind 2-0. Gets a K looking and a K foul back to the netting. Gets the weak liner hit directly into a deep shift by O'Rae shadowing 1B (lefty bat). Easy flare line out. We are on to Extras.
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O'Rae follow up his 0-for ongoing woes by getting absolutely eaten by a routine one-hop liner right to him at 2B. Have no idea what he was thinking in that misplay error but it was not a good look. Can't give free base runners, young man. No way not in these scenarios with a pitcher who has struggled all season. Give him confidence. Sigh.
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Woessner with a filthy K for the second out. That may be the best pitch I've seen from him all season. Zesty!
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Really don't understand the decision to pinch-run EMJ there after the stretch double. At all. He's 18-of-23 SB on his season. He is the hottest player on this team by a country mile. He gives you everything at 1B defensively. What, for a nominal speed advantage in Hall? Not a fan of that move at all.
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I did not have an RHP Aaron Rund 2/3 IP, 7 H, 7 R eighth inning on the Bingo card tonight. No, I did not. Get this out of your system young man. This T-Rats team is going to need your sharper self in the playoffs. He has been extremely consistent all season that's a really odd one.
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Kahle. Oh Kahle. Flails at a slider. Reaches at a high outside heater and oppo line grounds out to 2B. New pitcher young man. You can't be swinging at the first pitch. The previous pitcher just threw 8 consecutive balls and walked three straight. Classic. Undisciplined.
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EMJ broke this puny closer. He broke him in two.
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He gets ahead 2-0 laying off high inside and low inside. He takes well inside 3-0. Whewww baby. Come on Zavi. We have a TIE GAME FOLKS. And the bases are still juiced. 1-1 game.
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He walks! Bases are JUICED. Whewwwwww. It's up to Zavi Warren. Can he find a clutch poke?!?
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Takes it full high and outside.
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2-2 count. Sparks just took a massive rip on a dead center cut 94 mph heater and missed. Whewwww. That was a pitch for Sparksy to mash.
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Wow. Ump gives EBJ the benefit of the doubt on a possible K looking. He works an 0-2 count full and takes the free pass. Sparks up. Also, this just in: EBJ has changed his pre-swing set up. That is brand new as of tonight. Simple basic stance. I LOVE this. I sincerely hope he keeps this into the last week. Gotta simplify.
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AND, they pinch run for EMJ. Fascinating choice.
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EMJ delivers (of course he does!) with a gapper drive that is cut off in left CF but he stretches it into a double and is in scoring position. He is AMPED. Man, I love him so much. Up to EBJ for the biggest moment in his vastly disappointing offensive season.
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Wilken with a very uncompetitive K looking. Sigh. It's up to EMJ.
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They do have Wilken and EMJ up after Miller K'd swinging. SO, they have a chance with their two power bats.
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Highly likely at this point. Their offense is truly a battle within every night. They have four players - including blue-chipper EBJ - batting sub 0.200 with 0.530 OPS or lower. The struggle is very very real. Hence, why I said the loss of Scott was so damaging - he can actually hit XBH's.
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Payne is an absolute problem for opponents. 4 SB. He just hit a broken bat bloop and neither the SS nor 2B could get to it in a mad dash for the flare. The ball caroms off the leaping SS glove and then back down off the 2B charging into the shallow RF grass. Payne sees the miscue and swiftly grabs 2B with nobody covering. What a weapon to get on the heels of the playoffs.
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Well, that didn't happen. What's the point of your thought exercise? The Packers grabbed three turnovers. They won the turnover battle. This isn't an excuse. Games are never perfect. Packers didn't play well. But acting as if there are zero positives to take away is just a hum bug take. -
We have consecutive scoreless frame from Seminaris. It's predictably 0-0 with the Shuckers bats always ones for drama. I'm just thankful Seminaris experienced some early success after a truly rough past month. Keep it going, young man!
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Gentlemen. I already like Payne more than I reasonably should. He has an 'It' factor. He just has something there you don't see every day. With a young man his age? He carries himself with a sure confidence you just don't see all that often at his age. AND, he is backing it up with some crisp fundamentally sound baseball.
