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Mets regain the lead against position player Joe Mather (pitching his 2nd inning lol) on a sac fly by Reyes
2-1 going to the bottom of the 20th
can they manage not to blow it this time
2-1 going to the bottom of the 20th
can they manage not to blow it this time
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The ultimate fantasy player's nightmare...most hitters are like 1/7 or 1/8 and the winning pitcher is usually someone nobody has 
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TheRob8801
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Bucklion;1692171; said:The ultimate fantasy player's nightmare...most hitters are like 1/7 or 1/8 and the winning pitcher is usually someone nobody has
Thank goodness I don't have anybody on the Cards or the Mets.
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morbitzerker
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I thought game one was an entertaining game. But what I really liked were the infrared cameras. When they first showed them with Pujols and the ball hitting his foot, I thought it was a great view. It gives you a new perspective and Old Man Carver couldn't get over it, "weird" he called it. Sorry, Tim, that's bad ass. Technology is what people want in baseball, it can enhance the game, especially for the viewer, which is what baseball needs right now. then in the 9th, you could see clearly where the very, very tip of Beltran's shoe was nicked by the ball. I'm glad the call was made as it was, but again, I thought it was an awesome, new perspective for baseball.
I thought game one was an entertaining game. But what I really liked were the infrared cameras. When they first showed them with Pujols and the ball hitting his foot, I thought it was a great view. It gives you a new perspective and Old Man Carver couldn't get over it, "weird" he called it. Sorry, Tim, that's bad ass. Technology is what people want in baseball, it can enhance the game, especially for the viewer, which is what baseball needs right now. then in the 9th, you could see clearly where the very, very tip of Beltran's shoe was nicked by the ball. I'm glad the call was made as it was, but again, I thought it was an awesome, new perspective for baseball.
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