IdahoBert
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I saw that it made me sad. When I lived in Tucson before Tucson had cable TV - I don’t know why it took so long I guess somebody had to be paid off - I’d go to a bar and watch Cubs games on satellite and that’s when Ryne was playing.
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I hope Melton doesn’t go on the DL after 87 pitches, which I think might be the most he’s ever thrown. Nolan Ryan used to put his arm in an ice bath.
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DP ends the game
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Remember when Nick got his hand broken
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We won’t be trading for Suarez after Vest broke his hand.
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Ladies and gentlemen, Will Vest has entered the arena!
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Not to be.
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One more run just for the sacred symmetry of it all would be nice.
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Kind of neat that Troy Melton‘s parents remember when he was three years old he was hitting tennis ball home runs over the houses next-door.
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Now, if we could make sure that the relief staff is no longer walking through the haunted house of statistical regression and feeling cold spots in various hallways I would feel like we are finally getting back to where we need to be.
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Yeah, the ump just gave that strike to Graveman to send Vierling back to the dugout.
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Nice seeing that kids smile.
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Seven scoreless for Melton and I’m pretty sure he’s getting the handshake.
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Dingler home run
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Melton at only 73 pitches through six innings.
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Eduardo Rodriguez struck out the side in the fifth and is at only 80 pitches.
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It’s starting to feel that the befouled ghost within the machine of statistical regression has departed this club.
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Feel free to do play-by-play Ashley. 🙂
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Matt Vierling doubles (2) on a sharp line drive to center fielder Alek Thomas. Dillon Dingler scores.
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Dillon Dingler singles
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First a double then a homer
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Andy HR
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For much of last season until “the run“ when I checked the box score during the game, the bottom four guys were all hitting -.200 and it’s nice to see that it’s not like that anymore. And they weren’t making up for it by walking a lot either.
