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Cozart is exactly the type of scrub that will send a high changeup 450 feet. -
Avert your eyes, it's K-Rod time!
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I think players could help pay the fine if they felt it was necessary or unjust. It's not like MLB is going to check the money for fingerprints to see who touched it. I think his reaction was probably caused by their dugout yelling on what again was obviously unintentional. It's not like Fiers went towards their dugout screaming back at them and I'm pretty sure Kranitz was just getting him completely away from that situation. He was obviously distraught at that point and being in the middle of that wouldn't have done anybody any good.
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Hopefully they try Coulter at 3B first. Would hate to see him go to the two easiest positions without even trying a tougher one like 3rd. If he's not good and makes no improvement by the end of next season, then move him.
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Lol. "He didn't swing! He was trying to get out of the way!" No, sorry buddy. If he was trying to get out of the way he would've kept his hands down and backed up. Instead his hands started moving towards the plate (you know, like what happens when you swing) and by the time he realized it was inside it was too late to stop his swing and hit him in the hand.
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The only reason the pitch hit him is because his hands moved into the ball when he started to swing. I thought when you swung, the hand was a part of the bat, hence that would be a foul ball, not a swinging third strike. I could be wrong (obviously) I know that if a batter swings and misses a pitch and it hits him, it is a dead ball strike. However, what happens if he swings at the pitch and it hits his hand? Is his hand considered an extension of the bat and the ball is live, or is it a dead ball strike because it hit the body? Thanks, -- T. Albertina Layne: Well, let me ask you a question. If he puts a bat in his hand, and he drops it, is his hand going to drop with the bat or his hand going to stick to his body? So is his hand part of the bat? So, it's kind of common sense. If he gets hit in the hands, that's his body, if he gets hit in his bat, that's his bat. And if he swings, he doesn't go to first base when he gets hit. http://mlb.mlb.com/mlb/official_info/umpires/feature.jsp?feature=montagueqa
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This. It was up and in but it's not close to hitting him if he doesn't swing.
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The only reason the pitch hit him is because his hands moved into the ball when he started to swing.
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Lol Marlins are mad Johnson got hit but change course and say it was a foul ball after they realize it's strike 3 when Johnson swung.
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Shut up McGehee you clown.
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Two lefties to start the 9th. Smith and K-Rod warming up. Must. Use. K-Rod. Closerz rool.
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The Marlins have one of the most impressive outfields in the majors and Stanton is the oldest at 24.
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Since it won't link to youtube. http://sector7g.adnuo.net/2009/08/batting-cage.html
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Not really seeing it.
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The Brewers are to baseball what A.J. Hawk and Brad Jones are to ILBs.
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Ticket sales are rough now. The last couple of times we were contending it was 40,000+ every night during summer and around 35,000 when kids went back to school. Haven't been close to that this year.
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What was that guy screaming? Who looks good in a Cubs uniform right now?
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This clown has given up 2 homers per 9 innings this year. Pretty much the reason why Estrada lost his job in the rotation. But, ya know, proven closer.
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How? The Cardinals are younger and better than us. The Pirates are younger and better than us. The Cubs are just starting to reap the rewards of their rebuild in addition to their massive financial advantage over every other team in the division. Why should we be optimistic for next year after a likely 3rd place finish while being one of the older teams in the division in addition to the worst farm system in the division? What happens if Ramirez leaves in the off season? If Lohse continues his second half decline next year? If Braun is an .800 OPS hitter going forward? There's just not a lot to be optimistic about with this team moving forward when compared with the rest of the division.
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Somebody just screamed "pull your head out of my ass, it hurts!". Lol
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Ramirez's shoes are 50 pound cinder blocks.
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Improvement. They made Penny throw 12 pitches that inning!
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Another less than 10 pitch inning by the opposing pitcher!
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I think he'll wait until after the season to send any message. "Cleaning house" at this point wouldn't really accomplish anything. It would give us a head start on interviewing candidates for the job(s).
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What am I supposed to be laughing at? Our ace with 84 pitches through 4 Oh, I thought it was what the hand was holding or something. But 84 pitches in 4 innings is pretty funny too.
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