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  1. Yep! There he is:
  2. A highly charismatic one no less, who was in the dugout every day until a week ago...
  3. Why doesn't Instagram give you a file name so that you can post am inline image???
  4. Hahaha MLB.com: DETROIT -- Who knew that a seemingly routine fly ball to right field could cause such havoc? Whether it was a catch by Daniel Nava or a drop, as ruled by the umpires, the mishap haunted the Red Sox in a 7-5 loss to the Tigers on Sunday afternoon at Comerica Park. With the game locked in a 4-4 tie, Avasail Garcia led off the bottom of the eighth with a fly ball to deep right against Boston lefty Andrew Miller. Nava drifted back, then settled for what looked to be a basket catch. As Nava reached to his glove to throw it back in, the ball squirted out. Second-base umpire Mike DiMuro ruled it as a drop, and Garcia scooted to second. Fuming Red Sox manager John Farrell was ejected for his vehement protest of the call. It was Farrell's first ejection this season. Things worsened on a sacrifice bunt by Bryan Holaday. Miller picked it up and tried for the safe out at first. However, his throw was off the mark, and Dustin Pedroia -- who was covering -- was pulled off the bag. It was ruled an error on Miller. After Austin Jackson walked to load the bases, right-hander Alex Wilson came on to replace Miller. Torii Hunter did his job, lofting a sacrifice fly to center to bring home the go-ahead run. Following an intentional walk to Miguel Cabrera, lefty Craig Breslow came on to face slugger Prince Fielder. That didn't go well either, as Fielder laced a two-run single up the middle. The Tigers took three out of four in a matchup of first-place teams.
  5. Hahaha. Fortunately you can only lose one game at a time in baseball.
  6. Bring back Happy Reyes! http://gamereax.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/03/reyesdugout.gif
  7. f***ing sweet
  8. LOL, seen this one of Reyes? http://gamereax.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/03/reyesdugout.gif
  9. I didn't remember this from last year at all but there it was: http://joefrisaro.mlblogs.com/2012/02/26/lo-viste-mania-sweeping-marlins-camp/ http://mlblogsjoefrisaro.files.wordpress.com/2012/02/loviste11.jpg
  10. Love this day!!!
  11. Hahaha Thank you
  12. Love it Where did you get that GIF from?
  13. And Farrell will let him blow 9-10 saves before dumping him.
  14. I'm glad I'm not listening (or calling in) tonight
  15. I like this graph. Looking up total career BA/OBP can be misleading sometimes When we traded Escobar and got Reyes I was surprised to see that they had almost identical career OBP's. However, Reyes' career numbers were skewed by 2-3 bad years when he was very young as you can see above. Escobar didn't appear in MLB until he was older and was good from the start. If you do this graph comparing those two, its very obvious who the better hitter is now...
  16. Same here. Unless he's still not comfortable playing full games.
  17. He has a higher ceiling than them But a poor health history Does that make it even???
  18. Thanks Why more rehab games? More reps on defence? Full games?
  19. Schedule says @ GWN. Who/where is that??
  20. We know exactly what happened. It's all well documented: http://news.ca.msn.com/ontario/hamilton/blue-jays-move-on-from-brett-lawrie-controversy
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