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In other news, it seems someone woke the Angels up, always fun to see the Tigers get thumped.

Little early for Peavy to start struggling.

Well, we did what we needed to in this series, if only we hadn't stunk up the join in Cleveland and Washington...

Player #2 to the DL, inc!

Dunn knocked the crap out of that one...

2 runs more than they'll need tonight.

JUst....fking release him or something...even if the run would have scored...damn Dunn

What the hell? Had him easy and threw it like THAT?

So let me see if I have this right....Dunn can't hit a slow fastball, can't hit a normal fastball, can't hit a hard fastball, can't hit a knuckleball.. Can I have that job, at that salary, please?

Dickey is gonna be in the 9th inning, at about 60 pitches.

This may not go well...

Up to 17 for 94, on the season...my running commentary is usually in the game threads, but yeah!

Shoulda been pulled, and not given the chance to turn a quality start, into a hole this dreadful offense can't overcome.

Argggggggggggggh. Damnit, Dylan even with that HR, has pitched fine, but we're still dicking around and have no idea how to hit.

Gunned down...

The pitching has been 'decent' enough this year, could you imagine if we could actually hit whatsoever?

IF it is actually our catchers calling the pitches all game, then Tyler Flowers sucks donkey nuts at it.

I dont think much of Axelrod at all, but regardless, he has done ok tonight. And only at 58 pitches through 4 innings, we could use 6 or even 7 innings from him, thanks to Mental Midget Floyd.

Keppinger with the arm of Chuck Knoblauch over there on second, apparently.

How come the pitches being called, seem like they actually make sense so far, for Axelrod? Totally different, and he is keeping the pitch count down too, to boot.

2 stats for you to ponder... 13 for 84 with RISP "Cleanup" hitter is currently at .122

This is me, excited for another Sox game..whee.

Well, there's ~3 hours of my life wasted that I won't get back.

Dominated by the 90 mph fastball over and over...

We helped our ole pal Buehrle reduce his ERA by almost 3 runs, always such a giving organization.