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Sure hope DLee and ARam were taking notes... good things can happen if apply a bit of hustle on the basepaths.

 

either of them would have been out by five feet. they would be more likely to get hurt than get a hit there.

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Sure hope DLee and ARam were taking notes... good things can happen if apply a bit of hustle on the basepaths.

 

Please, don't start.

 

Hard to convey stuff on MBs/GTs.

 

I don't take back what I said, but I didn't mean it nearly as harshly as it must read.

 

But nonetheless... consider it dropped.

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was that about at the warning track?

 

would have been except for the well, maybe - not really driven.

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Come on, Ramirez. Get him home!

 

 

they'll walk him now.

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Warning Track Power

 

Not watching today - but with the wind blowing in at about 15 mph, wouldn't that mean it'd have been gone on a normal day?

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Come on, Ramirez. Get him home!

 

 

they'll walk him now.

 

I stand corrected - that fastball was surprising - and nasty.

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BOTTOM OF THE FIRST INNING

 

Soriano lined out to center field

Theriot grounded an IF single to shortstop

D Lee flied out to right field

Theriot stole second base

Ramirez grounded out to second, 4-3

 

0 runs 1 hits 0 errors 1 men left on base

 

                1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9              R  H  E
Milwaukee       0                              0  0  0
CUBS            0                              0  1  0

 

Home runs:

Milwaukee: none

CUBS: none

 

Milwaukee      IP  H  R ER BB  K HR PIT
Sheets        1.0  1  0  0  0  0  0  21

 

CUBS           IP  H  R ER BB  K HR PIT
Zambrano      1.0  0  0  0  0  1  0  18

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Sure hope DLee and ARam were taking notes... good things can happen if apply a bit of hustle on the basepaths.

 

either of them would have been out by five feet. they would be more likely to get hurt than get a hit there.

 

Its beyond obvious that DLee/ARam wouldn't have beaten a play like that out, but as recent examples, that single of DLee's that landed right by the OOB padding in RF last night... most likely should have been a 2B.

 

But again... I didn't bring it up to cause thread-consuming debate/argument.

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Warning Track Power

 

Not watching today - but with the wind blowing in at about 15 mph, wouldn't that mean it'd have been gone on a normal day?

 

It's blowing sorta left to right and out to RF

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