IdahoBert
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Beau knows pitching.
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According to a graphic on TV, our guy has 228 strikeouts and the other guy 217.
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When Skubal celebrated that last out, I’m not a good lip reader, but he may not have said heck yeah.
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Poche gets us out on 5 pitches in the sixth.
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Pepiot w/86 tosses, 26 of them to Wenceel. Wow!
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Wenceel has seen 26 pitches in his three at bats today. He’s a one man wrecking crew.
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Wenceel Pérez hits a ground-rule double (16) on a line drive down the right-field line. Trey Sweeney scores. Jake Rogers scores. Parker Meadows to 3rd.
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The man really knows how to work an at bat.
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Wenceel
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Loaded with one out for carpenter.
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Jake singles after Sweeney gets a gift walk.
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Tork fails again.
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Perez with good ABs makes it to 3rd on a single.
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I am not Nostradamus today
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A lead off Carpenter home run would really get this crowd into the game.
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We are not being no hit today.
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Jake seems to be figuring out how to manipulate the home plate ump the deeper into the game we get. Balls outside the strike zone are now more frequently being called strikes than earlier in the game.
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Tiger’s hitters can’t figure out Pepiot so far.
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Strike them out throw them out good throw Jake.
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At least Wenceel made him work a little.
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A graphic on TV said he was 20. The graphic was wrong because I remember looking him up last night and it said he was 22.
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The excitement level is rising. I hope the players are able to bracket all this out and remember that this is a game like any other where they do everything possible they can to win. They don’t have to do anything different than what they do every day, which is focus on every step of the game.
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That is completely and totally exactly what I was thinking.
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Wow, he looks like a high school kid. He looks younger than anybody else on the team.
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I’m hoping for a low pressure situation maybe not quite that extreme. Oh hey they’re taking the tarp off the field as I type this in.
