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Ohthankgod -
This K Zone makes no sense. SIT CARL DOWN
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It's never easy is it?
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Just end this inning.
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That was easily the best game I've ever attended. Zobrist at least redeemed himself, but Schwarber, just, ugh.
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Considering I was going to be okay with 1-1 in Washington, I'm not mad. Get 'em Monday and knock them out Tuesday.
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That was about 6 inches from WTP.
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Well horsefeathers
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Pa! The atheists are runnin' off with the church agin!
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There needs to be a tuba player behind Albers at all times.
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He sounds like David DeJesus explaining things Announcer: "It looks like this is what happened, right Dean?" Dean: "That is what happened, unless it didn't happen, so it looks like this might be what happened, but it's possible it didn't."
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Dean Blandino has been delightfully worthless so far.
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If he's the first ballot hall of famer while Bryant, Rizzo, and Lester get in on later ballots, and Baez gets Alan Trammeled, I won't complain.
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Yeeeeeeeeeeeeeah Albyyyyyyyyyyyy
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Weiters getting tossed was decidedly unexpected.
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BABIP'd. Blugh.
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Everything was bad about that AB, Rizzo.
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DESTROY DESTROY DESTROY DESTROY DESTROY
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Best part about it was that no one moved it back, so the Rangers just went to where the circle was moved, rather than where it was moved from. No one else got ejected.
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Rod Beck and Joe Borowski approve.
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Ball 2, down the middle.
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Why do a hit and run with a prolific strikeout hitter?
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Yadi was blocking the plate with his back leg, to boot. What in the hell was that?
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Okay, that was funny.
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what Things that occur to you while hopped up on cold meds.
