Nokona
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He's a Hall of Famer for a reason folks
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I see we're going with the Mirror Haders. 2+ innings of pure gas. Love it.
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The walk was moreso to get Hendricks into the game than to worry about Pujols. It just looked like he was respecting Pujols. He really wanted to get Hendricks in the game in the highest leverage spot.
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Michael Kopech with the Dub-ular
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3 pitch K. Nice sequence
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113mph off the bat. Keep doing it kid
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11K thru 5. decent
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Will he play both ways?
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YEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEES
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Smoked. 3-2
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Folty's body was all out of whack. Towards the end it looked like he was on death's door. If he figured out whatever it was that was making him look so ill and has righted the ship, he's worth every bit of a contract.
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If I'm honest I'd rather Los and Folty at 6m combined than Wainwright at 8.
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Hello Liam
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Schwarber and Almora non tendered
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Really wish it worked for Los. You could see it in fits and starts but it never came together. Hope he has a good career in the NL.
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Gotta wonder if he'd take a cut-price deal to play for TLR again
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On September 23, 2017, Maxwell became the first MLB player to join other US athletes protesting racial injustice by kneeling during the national anthem;[12] Maxwell placed his hand over his heart, and teammate Mark Canha stood next to Maxwell and put a hand on his shoulder in support.[13] Maxwell's actions came in response to President Donald Trump's comments that professional football franchise owners should fire players who knelt during the anthem. On Twitter and through his agent, Maxwell said his decision to kneel represented concern for racial injustice as well as freedom of speech and exercise of peaceful protest.[14] The Oakland Athletics immediately issued a statement saying the team "pride ourselves on being inclusive" and supports "players' constitutional rights and freedom of expression."[13] While supported by the A's, Maxwell's future career in the MLB was seen as impacted by the reaction to his kneeling.[15] He remained the only MLB player to protest by kneeling until 2020, when the league allowed for "Black Lives Matter" patches and organized league-wide kneeling for social justice in the aftermath of the nationwide protests of the death of George Floyd by police in Minneapolis.[16]
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I think this might change a lot of people's minds on how TLR will handle the clubhouse.
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I could easily bunt to beat the shift 99/100 times. It's simple.
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I think you bisect the field and only allow a CF to cross beyond 2nd. For a lefty you could still have a SS as far as 2nd but no further until the ball crosses the plate.
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B-B-but Semien/Montas/Kevan Smith!!!!!!!!!!!!
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IF it's TLR then Jirschele should be the bench coach with a view to take over in 3-5 years.
