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LoL. I didn't make that up but knew Yu would enjoy it.
 
Scott Feldman last 5 starts - 4-0 1.27 era.


Way to rub it in Scott.
 
Kills me. We sure could use him now. I think we gave used 10 different starting pitchers so far this year. Somebody with more time than they knew what to do with came up with the days lost due to injury for every major league team over the last 10 years and the major league average was 9k days. White Sox were the best with only 3k and the Rangers had lost 12k days.
 
Rev said:
Kills me. We sure could use him now. I think we gave used 10 different starting pitchers so far this year. Somebody with more time than they knew what to do with came up with the days lost due to injury for every major league team over the last 10 years and the major league average was 9k days. White Sox were the best with only 3k and the Rangers had lost 12k days.
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God damn. Do the Rangers have the same conditioning coach as the Cowboys?
 
He's a bad motha...

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And all of them pitchers pitches. Just an amazing hitter that can almost hit them at will.
 
The Twins are 3 outs away from losing their 10th straight, down 6-0.

And they're doing it in style. Looks like they'll be no-hit.

:lol
 
Guess not on the no-no.

Joe Mauer said F you, Anibal Sanchez.




I think he's racist.
 
NoDak said:
Guess not on the no-no.

Joe Mauer said F you, Anibal Sanchez.




I think he's racist.
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Darn. Still a magnificent performance.

I had Sanchez starting on my fantasy team. :fistpump
 
NoDak said:
Guess not on the no-no.

Joe Mauer said F you, Anibal Sanchez.




I think he's racist.
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Yeah, was a good performance, though.
 
1bigfan13 said:
Darn. Still a magnificent performance.

I had Sanchez starting on my fantasy team. :fistpump
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All I had to to do was scroll one more post down and I wouldn't have gotten horrifically timestamped.
 
That was the weirdest play ever in the Rangers/Mariners game. Grimm intercepted a double play ball and the ump called the runner at first out.

Hard to explain but the DP was turned and the ball would have gotten the runner out at first, but Grimm was there for some crazy reason and caught the ball instead of Moreland. But, since he caught it the runner should have been safe at first, but instead was called out. :lol
 
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Iamtdg said:
That was the weirdest play ever in the Rangers/Mariners game. Grimm intercepted a double play ball and the ump called the runner at first out.

Hard to explain but the DP was turned and the ball would have gotten the runner out at first, but Grimm was there for some crazy reason and caught the ball instead of Moreland. But, since he caught it the runner should have been safe at first, but instead was called out. :lol
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Scoring on Sucre's double play has been changed from 3-6-3 to 3-6-1, which is amusing.


I guess Grimm and Moreland touched gloves to make a chain to first base....
 
“That happened so fast I didn’t realize the ump had called him out,” Grimm said. “Mitch came up to me and said, ‘Well, he called him out, so walk with me.’”

“I think that’s just more the way I walk,” he said. “I kind of wondered where it went, and then I looked up and saw Grimm there and was like, ‘Well, I guess he caught it.’ Then, I heard, ‘Out.’

“I told him to walk with me because I figured there was going to be an argument. That’s the way it works sometimes. Nobody’s perfect, especially in this game. It went our way.”

“I just started walking back to the mound like, ‘Dang it. What did I do?’” Grimm said. “They’ve got a tough job, and not many people realize how quick things happen out there."

Read more here: http://www.star-telegram.com/2013/05...#storylink=cpy


Seattle manager Eric Wedge immediately came out to argue the ruling, but even he didn’t know what had happened on the field. Wedge told MLB.com after the game that he was arguing that Moreland pulled his foot off the bag.




:lol

They even fooled Seattles manager...
 
It was one of the craziest things I have ever seen. Grimm immediately turned to start it around the horn like he was the one that had his foot on the bag. It was just really bizarre.
 
I like how the announcers in the Braves-Mets game is acting as if Marcum has some great stuff just because he's got 12 strikeouts.

The Braves strikeout like this against every pitcher. They probably strikeout in BP as well.
 
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