Originally posted by Dale Moser
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Originally posted by Dale Moser View Post
No. Heaney was the starter. Actually him and Marisnik grew up playing ball together somehow and then came up through the Marlins at the same time. They were pretty good friends. So Ramirez came in the 6th, got him leaning out on two sliders away then chinning him. Part of the reason they got a lengthier suspension I think. Glad to see them serve some time. Marisnik has been calling Lucroy all week checking in on him.
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I thought Jake handled things perfectly throughout...AFTER the collision. He’s always struck me as that kind of dude.
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Originally posted by zztex View Post
It’s very refreshing to see a pro athlete own a mistake, take his medicine, and do what he can to diffuse the situation. He will get a lot of respect from the baseball community for that.[emoji1360]
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Jake is on fire!Comment
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Springer dinger! 11-0 in 5th.
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Baseball gods...they are happy.[emoji1360]
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Looking at the schedule and they have the Astros playing another late game tomorrow at the end of a 7 game road trip before returning home. This is in the middle of 13 games in a row coming out of the break. Why in the hell would they not give them a day game tomorrow?Comment
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Was wondering same thing... starts a hour earlier...not much of a differenceOriginally posted by rtp View PostComment
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Pitchers are usually not due back in the lineup for 4 days, ??????.Originally posted by systemnt View Post3 for pitcher 1 for ******bag
My Dad and three other crew members were in a bar fight with MP's during WWII. The 1st day out on a 90 day sub run his Captain confined them to the ship for two weeks.......
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I bet that taught them a thing or two.....Originally posted by Thumper View PostPitchers are usually not due back in the lineup for 4 days, ??????.
My Dad and three other crew members were in a bar fight with MP's during WWII. The 1st day out on a 90 day sub run his Captain confined them to the ship for two weeks.......
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