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John Cougar Lunchbucket wrote:
I thought the worst play in that inning was probably Cespedes. By no means an easy play but he made it look impossible. Bruce had some bad luck


I agree. That's the 2nd time this week I've seen him give up on a fly ball over his head.


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John Cougar Lunchbucket wrote:
I thought the worst play in that inning was probably Cespedes. By no means an easy play but he made it look impossible. Bruce had some bad luck


I really don't think he was getting there. That didn't scan to me like lazy-fuckery as much as play-it-off-the-wall.

Hey, Jose gets frisky.


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Zvon wrote:
John Cougar Lunchbucket wrote:
I thought the worst play in that inning was probably Cespedes. By no means an easy play but he made it look impossible. Bruce had some bad luck


I agree. That's the 2nd time this week I've seen him give up on a fly ball over his head.

Hauling ass seems to be a hassle with the guy. He just runs so violently when he's a top speed — like a tight end protecting the ball as linebackers bounce off of him — and I think he'd rather avoid it when he can.


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FFS, Jose, with the running?


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That'll do, Ne-ne.

A big something for Grandy here would go a long way to cure ills.


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Sloppy


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Still early


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Whoa Save Ballgames. Hit Better. Neil Walmart.


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Granderson's Aprils are full of these deep drives that are filled with topspin. They jump off the bat but they end up diving into glove at the end of their ride.


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More Ron Darling debut trivia (since the TV question sent me searching to BB-Ref):

In his first ever ML game, Sept 6, 1983 vs Phillies at Shea, which he and the Mets lost 2-0,
a) how did he give up his first (and only) run in that game? (the 2nd run was unearned against reliever Carlos Diaz)
B) who was the winning pitcher that night for the Phils



Answers (since no reasonable person would be expected to get them)
a) a [u:1rzep3p0]Balk[/u:1rzep3p0]. After retiring the first nine batters he faced including 5 strikeouts, Darling walked Joe Morgan to lead-off the 4th then, after a groundout moved him to 2nd, RD balked him to 3rd then balked him home
B) Tug McGraw with 2.1 innings of 1 hit scoreless relief. Starter Tony Ghelfi was given a 1-0 lead but couldn't finish the 5th inning. Al Holland then relieved Tug and pitched the 8th & 9th for the save.



At bat, Ron struck out in his first AB though singled to left in his second.


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Plus: no outfield logjam!


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