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southsider2k5

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Everything posted by southsider2k5

  1. Anderson with a nice turn for two there.
  2. Tim Anderson not with the prettiest of mechanics ranging up the middle and throwing to first. He didn't square up his body to first to throw.
  3. Van Slyke takes a way a double and 3 RBI from Conor going up the line.
  4. Apparently Conor is a storm chaser.
  5. Lexi loads em up with a baltimore chop hustle IF hit.
  6. Hawkins PR for Abreu Melky gets on off an E6 bobble.
  7. Abreu with a smash up the middle for the Sox first hit.
  8. QUOTE (3GamesToLove @ Mar 5, 2015 -> 02:53 PM) Meltonvision is very pixelated for me; the past few years it's been really good. Everyone, or just me? It sucks for me too.
  9. Quick inning for Javy... This game is just flying by.
  10. Brandon League gets all three batters he faced, Sox 0-9 to start the game.
  11. Kershaw 6 up, 6 down, and no one has even hit the ball hard.
  12. Congrats Steve! Just remember, you can never take enough pictures.
  13. Froze Abreu with the duece. Man am I glad we aren't in the same league as Kershaw.
  14. Wow. Kershaw has apparently thrown 2461 curveballs in his career. He has given up 1 HR off of that pitch.
  15. That was a good six inches off of the corner.
  16. Close play going into second. If the throw was a bit more accurate, he would have been a dead runner.
  17. There is a webcast today. http://m.mlb.com/video/topic/8878818/v4043...ite-sox-webcast
  18. QUOTE (Dick Allen @ Mar 5, 2015 -> 01:16 PM) His career groundball rate would make Juan Pierre proud. They talk about him hitting the ball as far as anyone in batting practice. If he gets it in the air during actual games, he could be a really big HR guy. Not unless he remakes his swing plane.
  19. QUOTE (lasttriptotulsa @ Mar 5, 2015 -> 01:13 PM) I think he will eventually be closer to the 25-30 homer range. In his time with the Sox he's hit a homer every 27 at bats. That puts him at a 20-22 homer pace for a full season and I don't think his power has peaked yet. He hits the s*** out of the ball, he just needs to learn how to elevate. I don't see that as his swing though.

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