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Might as well win this game, too.

Detroit Tigers (36-47) at Chicago White Sox (39-43)

Eat it, Chicago.

Setting up the double play.

Just wait for another 6-8 weeks.

This is quite good.

You’re thinking too much. See the ball, hit the ball.

I suppose PHing is technically playing.

Dude, I thought you were taking a couple of days off to visit Bert & Babs in Idaho?

If a mod would like to change the game date of the thread from 07/.84 to 07/08, that'd be dandy.

Is someone back from the future?

Kind of got to wonder when Clemens gets a few more reps at 3B.

Yeah, it didn't sound like the unassisted part was quite right. But a darn good play nonetheless. Nice find.

Might as well win this one, too.

Detroit Tigers (35-47) at Chicago White Sox (39-42)

Eat it, Jerk Sox.

Avila talking about an unassisted double play he had with the Tigers (in 2013). He tagged at a runner between 3rd and home around 3rd, and then tagged the next runner trying to advance to 3rd. ”Obviously any runner that was caught in a rundown between me and Miguel…. advantage runner.”

You are clearly a few minutes ahead of me on the radio broadcast. But damn it, it’s good analysis and a story out of Avila.

Dickerson is good at his craft, but I don’t believe what he was trying to describe there. Avila now bringing up the fact that during a rundown, if a player is coming at the runner from a direction that isn’t either base, that player should run straight to the runner and make the runner decide on a base to run to.

I blame Josh Harrison. Hold on, can you really blame him?

I texted my dad to stay awake whilst the White Sox had no hits. Did I did wrong?

So, how much has a stronger defense up the middle helped out the pitching staff this season? And I’ll throw In Torkleson’s defense over Schoop at 1B last season (somewhere between admirable & commendable), too.

They’re having issues with the app, too?

Anyone else having issues with the BSD app? No picture at all.

My grandfather would come over and the cocker spaniel mutt that we had when I grew up at home couldn’t get enough of him. Jumping at the door, crying and whining to say hello, couldn’t wait for him to sit down so she could climb up into his lap for attention. Oh man, it was like the rest of the world ignored her and he was his only attention when he visited. And she was a pleasant dog for everyone else, but oh man, when he came over, it was heaven on earth for her. Then after she died, my parents got another cocker mutt, and she didn’t like Grandpa at all. She would cower around the house, keep her distance, never let herself within ten feet of him. But everybody else was fine, she didn’t mind anyone else at all. Dogs can be silly like that. Sorry about your loss. Diego sounds like a wonderful companion.