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Adam Dunn too, although that dude is a freaking butcher in LF.

Never hit a homerun again, AJ.

He strikes out a lot but he also hits a lot. He's a good example of why strikeouts by batters aren't all that bad.

True, he gets no playing time.

7.) Gload: .188 AVG 8.) Uribe: .165 AVG 9.) Anderson: .153 AVG I'm glad they are getting the job done tonight but they haven't been very good on the season.

I won't care if Pierzynski ever hits a homer all season, as long as he keeps hitting the way he currently is.

Yankees fans must be puking.

Well, with Dye actually playing the weakness is hidden because then it's just a weak 8-9.

I said that our current 7-8-9 is weak, which is true. Stating a fact is not b****ing.

But it does show that our current 7-8-9 is weak, just like I stated.

Yeah, he got his AVG up to .153 now.

Yep. Smallball sucks, IMO.

I never complained that they weren't in the lineup. Any way you look at it, it's a weak 7-8-9. Dye being out obviously makes it look a lot worse. And Uribe stopping his leg kick was the worst choice ever.

Our 7-8-9 is pretty putrid -- Gload, Uribe, Anderson.

^^^ LOL.

Yes, I do. He'd probably still be better than some of the slackjaws who are currently pitching for us.

Demote Logan and bring up Nelson. We will still have two lefties -- Cotts and Thornton. I don't see what the big deal is.

Well, even if he stinks it up he won't be far off from how some of our current relievers are performing.

I know he's older than dirt but I am actually excited to see what Jeff Nelson can bring to the bullpen.

If Jenks starts the 9th and blows it, so be it. As our closer, at least he was put in the best position to succeed.

You don't micromanage with your closer in the 9th inning. A closer starts the 9th in a save situation, unless he's too gassed to go.

I wouldn't laugh. Old ass Jeff Nelson could end up being better than three of our current relievers (Politte, Thornton, and Logan).

I felt pretty crappy after the Ozuna in left field experience but this has to be worse.