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Joel Luckhaupt @jluckhaupt · 23h
That's 22 non-force outs at home for the #Reds. Largest number I've seen for them since 1985 (stopped looking) is 24.
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The 3rd base coach has some kind of significant cognitive disorder, only matched by the stupid root gobber who hired him
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buckeyesin07
Veni. Vidi. Vici.
Replacing the third base coach with a [censored] stop sign in mid-May probably would've meant an 8 or so game swing in the W-L column.
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I'm reasonably certain John Fay has never received so many "What are Chris Speier and Mark Berry doing?" questions before this season since the invention of Twitter.
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Brad Pitt has traded Cespedes to the Sox for Lester and Gomes.
Hey Walt, pick up the fucking phone!!!!!
Hey Walt, pick up the fucking phone!!!!!
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ArmyVet83
Prepare yourselves. For now, I summon...the end!
I don't think the Reds FO works! Sweet JC, they need more punch on offense (stating the obvious). Bringing out world beaters like Ludwick, Heisey and other sword-swallowing cock-holes, score no fucking runs against some asshole with an astronomical ERA and expect the pitchers to hold up? A fucking circus could run this organization better than Walt and the his cronies.
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After four months of waving runners around into non force outs at the plate, the Reds won today because they sent Cozart into a non force out at the plate, and the initial call of out was overturned on review because of the new rule on blocking the plate.
Thing is, I actually agree with the Marlins ...
David Samson: “There's absolutely nothing that can be done except MLB learns a lesson when you make a rule to protect one catcher who was hurt one time because he was mispositioned and the entire 100-year history of baseball is changed because of that one misposition and it causes a mistake like this—there's been a mistake.”
Thing is, I actually agree with the Marlins ...
David Samson: “There's absolutely nothing that can be done except MLB learns a lesson when you make a rule to protect one catcher who was hurt one time because he was mispositioned and the entire 100-year history of baseball is changed because of that one misposition and it causes a mistake like this—there's been a mistake.”
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I'm starting to like Jumbo Diaz. Live arm and not afraid to throw his pitches.
The hitters just suck.
The hitters just suck.
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buckeyesin07
Veni. Vidi. Vici.
Watching the post-game show (says a lot about my Saturday night 
), and these clowns are actually making excuses for the Reds, saying things like,"Well, if you consider how close they've been in a lot of these games, how many times they've just been one clutch hit away..."
These guys HAVE to be reading cue cards written by the Reds' front office, right?
), and these clowns are actually making excuses for the Reds, saying things like,"Well, if you consider how close they've been in a lot of these games, how many times they've just been one clutch hit away..."These guys HAVE to be reading cue cards written by the Reds' front office, right?
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