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  1. Frayed Knot
    Carlton Fisk
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    Matt Stairs
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    =kcmets post_id=153332 time=1713997490 user_id=53]Garlic fires and an Anchor Steam on tap is living large.
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    Oh I remembered him once I heard his name. But if tasked with thinking up Brewers/Nationals, or even just a Brewer OR a National, my mind would have landed on Nyjer Morgan about six years from next Tuesday ... maybe.
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    I was surprised to see that Nyjer Morgan was the most common answer to WAS/MIL I wouldn't have come up with that name if given six weeks of contemplation and, even if I did recall him, which teams he played with would have been pure guesswork.
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    =Cowtipper post_id=153316 time=1713994358 user_id=166] I just don't know why they stick to it like it is the be-all, end-all. There is absolutely no flexibility. That's what gets me. If a guy is having a good game and has something left in the tank ... why not keep a good thing going?
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    Manaea out after 101 pitches and 1/3 of an inning short of qualifying for a W Agree with the move or not, I like that Mendoza is confident enough to not let the circumstances dictate a non-move.
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    Good news: shutout thru three Bad news: nearly five innings worth of pitches to get there
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    I would have gotten Piscopo (actually did think about guessing him) long before I guessed Bench. Didn't see that one at all.
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    Yeah, I'm going with former NYC Police Detective Bo Deitl between Keith and Garvey, and the Maitre'd between Kaat and Robby
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    L to R: Keith, ?, Garvey, Kaat, ?, Brooks, Ozzie Lotsa Gold Gloves at that table.
  12. Frayed Knot
    Yup. And I also doubt it's a free as they make it sound.
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    The other come-on I've noticed from these in-game gambling ads is some version of: 'make one $5 bet and get 150 (or 200) dollars worth of 'free' bets'. I have no idea what they mean by this and, being a non-gambler, I don't really care to know. But would I REALLY get a couple hundred dollars worth of bets using the house's money just for making one tiny bet upon signing up or are there a bunch of read-the-fine-print strings attached? I'm betting on the latter.
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    ToG = 2:10 Not that that's any consolation.
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    The tying run is on deck until conditions change. And, if nothing else, this mini-rally has scratched the closer from tomorrow's game.
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    Now all the team that's scored one run in the last 26 innings needs is a six run rally here in the 9th!! Just now hitting the two hour mark as the 9th inning starts.
  17. Frayed Knot
    84 pitches for Logan Webb thru 7 innings. That's a good number for 5-2/3
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    I'm yelling "SOMEBODY COVER THE PLATE" at the TV on that foul pop-up as Narvaez, Alonso, and Severino all converged on it near the 1B dugout. Fortunately Lindor heard me. Nice run-saving snag by Wendle!!
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    That inning plays out differently with a batter/more experienced LF - McNeil seemed to deep on Concerto's opposite field bloop so a single rather than an out - then his throw home on the ground single was too high and off-line a good throw maybe nails the runner and even a lower one that doesn't keeps the other runners on 1st & 2nd instead of 2nd & 3rd
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    Well that fell apart quickly. Not that anyone hit anything very hard.
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    Just now hitting the one hour mark, three batters into the bottom of the 5th.
  22. Frayed Knot
    A low-pitch, quick moving game for a change. Three full innings in < 40 minutes.
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    A four run deficit in the 9th is a tall order.
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    And six pitches later and the threat is over.
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    Two runs on a walk, a kick save attempt, a bloop, and an infield grounder. Conforto's parachute was the deepest fair ball of the inning.
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